Aunt Charlotte's Maid. a Farce
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Delight in the uproarious antics of "Aunt Charlotte's Maid. A Farce," a one-act play by John Maddison Morton. First published in 1860, this comedic gem offers a glimpse into the humor of the Victorian era. Prepare for a whirlwind of mistaken identities and ludicrous situations as characters navigate the chaotic world created by Aunt Charlotte's mischievous maid.
Morton's skill in crafting farcical scenarios shines in this short play, making it a perfect choice for amateur theatrical groups or anyone seeking a quick dose of lighthearted entertainment. "Aunt Charlotte's Maid" remains a testament to the enduring appeal of classic British humor and the timeless art of farce.
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