Mrs. Dot; a Farce in Three Acts

Mrs. Dot: A Farce in Three Acts is a comedic play by British writer W. Somerset Maugham. First published in 1912, this play tells the story of a woman who accidentally shoots her husband and tries to cover up the crime with the help of her friends. Maugham's play is characterized by his sharp wit, his clever dialogue, and his wry commentary on social conventions.

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