Samuel Foote's Taste is a biting satire of the London theater scene in the 18th century. With his trademark wit and humor, Foote skewers the foibles and pretensions of actors, playwrights, and critics alike. But beneath the laughs and absurdity lies a deeper commentary on the power dynamics of the theater world and the role of art in society. Taste is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of English theater and literary satire.

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