Penelope

W. Somerset Maugham's "Penelope: A Comedy in Three Acts" offers a delightful glimpse into the social life of 20th-century England. This enduring play explores the intricacies of domestic drama with Maugham's signature wit and keen observation. A master of comedic timing, Maugham crafts a narrative that resonates with timeless themes of human relationships and the complexities of social customs. "Penelope" remains a captivating exploration of English society, expertly portrayed through engaging dialogue and relatable characters. This edition preserves the original text of Maugham's play, ensuring an authentic and enriching experience for enthusiasts of classic English drama and theater. Experience the charm and humor of this enduring comedy, a testament to Maugham's enduring legacy as a playwright.

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