FTP, identify this 1777 comedy, focusing on the Surface family, by the author of A Trip to Scarborough and The Rivals.
In this comedy, Charles's brother Joseph, supposedly more respectable, is shown to be a conniving schemer who courts Lady Teazle, the young wife of a wealthy old nobleman.  Sir Oliver, their uncle, disguises himself to discover which of his nephews shall be his heir.  Joseph is exposed as a hypocrite, and Charles triumphs, winning both fortune and true love.  FTP, identify this 1777 comedy, focusing on the Surface family, by the author of A Trip to Scarborough and The Rivals.
In this comedy, Charles's brother Joseph, supposedly more respectable, is shown to be a conniving schemer who courts Lady Teazle, the young wife of a wealthy old nobleman.  
The School for Scandal