Lady Frederick, a Comedy in Three Acts

Lady Frederick is a comedy written by British author W. Somerset Maugham, first performed in London in 1907. The play follows Lady Frederick, an Irish widow in financial distress, as she navigates the intentions of various suitors and confronts a former lover. Notably successful, it ran for 422 performances and was later adapted into a film featuring Ethel Barrymore. Maugham's early work showcases his wit and insight into social dynamics.