This play is enlivened by the foolish antics of Sir Wilfull Witwoud, while much of the action is driven by the tattling of Mrs. Marwood, who reveals that the protagonist once had an intrigue with Mrs. Fainall.
This play is enlivened by the foolish antics of Sir Wilfull Witwoud, while much of the action is driven by the tattling of Mrs. Marwood, who reveals that the protagonist once had an intrigue with Mrs. Fainall. Meanwhile, a complicated scheme is put in motion in which the protagonist's servant Waitwell disguises himself as Sir Rowland in order to make love to Lady Wishfort and marry Wishfort's woman Foible, all in the hopes of forcing Lady Wishfort to approve of the marriage of Millamant and Mirabell. FTP, what is this 1700 comedy, often cited as the best work of William Congreve?
This play is enlivened by the foolish antics of Sir Wilfull Witwoud, while much of the action is driven by the tattling of Mrs. Marwood, who reveals that the protagonist once had an intrigue with Mrs. Fainall.
The Way of the World