The School for Wives: A Comedy in Three Acts

This witty play follows the story of a man who attempts to mold his young, naive wife into the perfect spouse. However, his plan backfires when she unveils a clever plot of her own. Filled with humor and satire, this timeless classic is a must-read for theatre-goers and literature lovers alike.

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