Quality Street: A Comedy
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"Quality Street: A Comedy" is a play written by J.M. Barrie, first performed in 1902. Set in the early 19th century, the play is a romantic comedy that follows the story of two sisters, Phoebe Throssel and Susan Throssel, who live in the fictional English town of Quality Street. The plot revolves around Phoebe's romantic entanglements with Captain Valentine Brown, a British officer, and the societal expectations placed upon women during that era.
The title "Quality Street" refers to a well-to-do area of the town, symbolizing both the setting and the themes of social class and status explored in the play. Barrie uses wit and humor to comment on the constraints placed on women in Victorian society and to explore themes of love, identity, and the passage of time.
"Quality Street" was popular during its time and has been adapted into various forms, including films and television productions. It remains a notable work in Barrie's repertoire, showcasing his talent for blending comedy with social commentary and his ability to create memorable characters and situations.
The title "Quality Street" refers to a well-to-do area of the town, symbolizing both the setting and the themes of social class and status explored in the play. Barrie uses wit and humor to comment on the constraints placed on women in Victorian society and to explore themes of love, identity, and the passage of time.
"Quality Street" was popular during its time and has been adapted into various forms, including films and television productions. It remains a notable work in Barrie's repertoire, showcasing his talent for blending comedy with social commentary and his ability to create memorable characters and situations.
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