Steele and the Sentimental Comedy

Hare's insightful study explores the development and evolution of the sentimental comedy genre in the 18th century, with a particular focus on the works of the playwright Richard Steele. With in-depth analysis and careful attention to historical detail, it offers an essential read for theatre scholars and fans of period dramas.

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