Brisk, witty drama from a master of social comedy and bright stage life.
This new edition gathers Thomas William Robertson’s principal dramatic works in one volume, with a Memoir by an unknown author. It showcases the lively storytelling and vivid character work that made Robertson a fixture of Victorian theatre. Included plays bring people, manners, and everyday conflicts to the stage, offering humor, tension, and insight in equal measure.
- Includes notable plays such as The Nightingale, Progress, and War, presented with readable, accessible text.
- Experience sharp dialogue, humorous misunderstandings, and social critique that feel fresh today.
- A companion Memoir provides context for the author’s career and influences.
- Ideal for readers of classic stage drama, theatre students, and history of theatre enthusiasts.
This edition is a welcome bridge to Robertson’s world of lively audiences, brisk action, and enduring stagecraft.