In addition to Benjamin Backbite and Sir Oliver, this play's characters include Verjuice and Lady (*) Sneerwell, the leader of the title group.
One character in this play writes an extemporaneous quartet about Betty Curricle's ponies and fancies himself a "wit and a poet." Another character disguises himself as Mr. Premium and buys his family's portraits from his unknowing nephew. In addition to Benjamin Backbite and Sir Oliver, this play's characters include Verjuice and Lady (*) Sneerwell, the leader of the title group. In this play, Peter Teazle's wife is linked romantically to Charles Surface but is actually having an affair with Charles's brother Joseph. For 10 points, name this play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan in which Lady Teazle associates with the title group of rumor-mongerers.
One character in this play writes an extemporaneous quartet about Betty Curricle's ponies and fancies himself a "wit and a poet.
The {School} for {Scandal}