Samuel Foote was one of the most influential playwrights of his time, and this volume brings together some of his most well-known works. From the satire of 'The Englishman at Paris' to the farce of 'The Mayor of Garratt, ' these plays offer readers a fascinating glimpse into the world of 18th century theater.
Samuel Foote's Taste is a biting satire of the London theater scene in the 18th century. With his trademark wit and humor, Foote skewers the foibles and pretensions of actors, playwrights, and critics alike. But beneath the laughs and absurdity lies a deeper commentary on the power dynamics of the theater world and the role of art in society. Taste is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of English theater and literary satire.
This 18th-century play is a classic example of British comedy, satirizing the absurdities of politics and local government. The play's protagonist, the Mayor of Garratt, is a bumbling and foolish figure who nevertheless manages to win the admiration of his constituents. This delightful play is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of British theater and comedy.
If you love witty banter and clever wordplay, then "Bon-Mots of Samuel Foote and Theodore Hook" is the book for you. This delightful volume collects some of the best bon-mots (witty sayings) from two of the most celebrated wits of the 18th century. Whether you're looking for a snappy comeback or just some entertainment, Foote and Hook have got you covered.
Samuel Foote was an 18th-century English playwright and actor known for his satirical comedies. This collection includes three of his most famous works, each filled with witty dialogue and humorous situations.
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