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Usually translated into English as ''[[Right You Are—If You Think You Are]]'' or ''[[Right You Are (If You Think So)]]'', among other variations.
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Usually translated into English as ''[[Right You Are — If You Think You Are]]'' or ''[[Right You Are (If You Think So)]]'', among other variations.
  
 
, produced in Italian in 1917 as Così è (se vi pare) and published the following year. The title is sometimes translated as Right You Are (If You Think So), among other variations.  
 
, produced in Italian in 1917 as Così è (se vi pare) and published the following year. The title is sometimes translated as Right You Are (If You Think So), among other variations.  
  
 
''Cosi è (se vi pare)'': [[Wikipedia]][https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cos%C3%AC_%C3%A8_(se_vi_pare)#:~:text=Cos%C3%AC%20%C3%A8%20(se%20vi%20pare)%20%C3%A8%20un'opera%20teatrale,figlio%20Stefano%20due%20mesi%20prima].
 
''Cosi è (se vi pare)'': [[Wikipedia]][https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cos%C3%AC_%C3%A8_(se_vi_pare)#:~:text=Cos%C3%AC%20%C3%A8%20(se%20vi%20pare)%20%C3%A8%20un'opera%20teatrale,figlio%20Stefano%20due%20mesi%20prima].

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Cosi è (se vi pare) () is a play in three acts by Luigi Pirandello


Written in 1917, it was first performed at the Teatro Olímpia in Milan on 18 June, 1917.


Usually translated into English as Right You Are — If You Think You Are or Right You Are (If You Think So), among other variations.

, produced in Italian in 1917 as Così è (se vi pare) and published the following year. The title is sometimes translated as Right You Are (If You Think So), among other variations.

Cosi è (se vi pare): Wikipedia[1].