Summer's Last Will and Testament

Set in the Elizabethan era, this stage play showcases Thomas Nashe's innovative contributions to English Renaissance drama. Known for his sharp wit and satirical style, Nashe provides a unique perspective on 16th-century English life, reflecting the political and religious tensions of his time. His involvement in contemporary literary debates and controversies, such as the Martin Marprelate controversy, adds depth to his work. This publication includes a new introductory biography, enriching the reader's understanding of Nashe's significance in literature and history.