Stanley Houghton Books

Stanley Houghton was a prominent British dramatist of the early 20th century, whose works often explored the social tensions and transformations of England at the time. He became renowned primarily for his ability to capture the language and customs of the era, lending his plays a sense of realism and timelessness. His most celebrated work, first performed in 1912, remains a pivotal piece for understanding early modern British theatre. Houghton also contributed significantly to the literary culture of his day through his work as a drama critic and his published articles in prestigious newspapers.