Jeppe on the Hill; or, The Transformed Peasant; a Comedy in Five Acts

This classic play tells the story of Jeppe, a lazy and drunken peasant who is transformed into a wealthy gentleman and must navigate the challenges of his new life. Written by the influential Danish philosopher Ludvig Holberg, this play is a humorous and insightful commentary on social class and human nature.
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