Fanny and the Servant Problem A Quite Possible Play in Four Acts

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The play explores the dynamics of social class and personal relationships through its characters, focusing on the titular Fanny and the challenges posed by domestic service. Set across four acts, it delves into themes of power, societal expectations, and the intricacies of human interaction. The modern reformatting ensures clarity and accessibility, preserving the work's significance for contemporary and future audiences.