Thursday Evening

Christopher Morley's "Thursday Evening: A Comedy in One Act" offers a humorous glimpse into the timeless dynamics of family life. This classic one-act play, a delightful example of American literature, centers on the ever-complicated relationship between mothers and their sons' wives.

A master of domestic humor, Morley crafts a witty and relatable scenario around the age-old tensions surrounding mothers-in-law. This play explores the delicate balance of familial bonds with comedic flair.

Originally written for the stage, "Thursday Evening" remains an engaging and insightful look at marriage and family. This meticulously prepared edition ensures that Morley's comedic gem continues to be enjoyed.

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