Daddy Long-Legs is a comedic play written by Jean Webster in 1912, focusing on the life of Judy Abbott, a spirited orphan. The story follows Judy as she receives an unexpected opportunity for education from a mysterious benefactor, whom she nicknames 'Daddy Long-Legs.' The play addresses themes of social class, philanthropy, and personal transformation, highlighting Judy's journey from the restrictive environment of an orphanage to the possibilities of college life. Key characters include the stern matron Mrs. Lippett and the kind Miss Pritchard, alongside the enigmatic Jervis Pendleton, who secretly supports Judy's education.
