A Marriage Has Been Arranged

"A Marriage Has Been Arranged: A Duologue" by Alfred Sutro is a witty and insightful one-act play exploring themes of arranged marriage and societal expectations. Set against the backdrop of Victorian or Edwardian England, the play centers on a conversation between two characters contemplating the implications of a pre-arranged union. Sutro's skillful dialogue and sharp observations create a compelling and thought-provoking theatrical experience. This duologue offers a glimpse into the social dynamics and personal dilemmas of a bygone era, making it a relevant and engaging read for modern audiences interested in classic drama and social commentary.

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