The Follies of a Day

First performed in 1778, The Follies of a Day is a classic French comedy that satirizes the nobility and their frivolous pursuits. This edition features an English translation by Thomas Holcroft, with additional alterations by actor and playwright John Philip Kemble. With its witty dialogue and playful plot, The Follies of a Day remains a beloved classic of the stage.

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