The New Woman: An Original Comedy, in Four Acts

The New Woman: An Original Comedy, in Four Acts is a theatrical play by Sydney Grundy, first published in 1894. It explores the evolving gender roles and social changes of the late 19th century through the character of Gerald Cazenove and his relationships with women who embody the New Woman archetype. The play addresses themes of love, societal pressures, and masculinity, reflecting contemporary debates about women's rights and identity in a comedic yet critical manner.