Heartbreak House

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Set during a house party at the eccentric Stover family home, this comedy of manners explores the clash between traditional ideals and contemporary realities. George Bernard Shaw, known for his critiques of social issues, delves into themes such as class privilege and the exploitation of the working class. Through sharp wit and engaging dialogue, the narrative examines the complexities of relationships and societal norms in early 20th-century England.