The Boston Camerata presents "The Game of Love"

The lighter and lustier side of the Middle Ages, far from monastic cloisters and cathedral vaults, with songs and poems dealing with springtime, youth, erotic intrigue, and passionate romance, as celebrated in village revels, courtly chambers, and illicit trysting-places.
"On a bed of flowers, they played the game of love to their heart's content." Love is a game, and every game has its rules. In medieval France, the rules are new and give the woman, the dame, a novel status.