George Calderon was a playwright and friend to the likes of George Bernard Shaw and D.H. Lawrence. This collection includes three of his plays and a pantomime, showcasing his talent for expansive character development and biting social commentary. While Calderon's work is not as well-known today as some of his contemporaries', this volume is an excellent introduction to his unique style.

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