Torch-Bearers

Torch-Bearers is a play written by George Kelly, first performed in 1922. The story revolves around a group of New Yorkers attending a theatrical performance, highlighting the absurdities and social dynamics of the audience. Notable for its comedic critique of the theater-going experience, the play garnered attention for its humorous take on the cultural elite and their reactions to art. The work reflects the societal attitudes of its time and remains a significant piece in American theater history.