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A sparkling rebirth of a beloved restoration comedy, The Belle's Stratagem returns to the stage of imagination with renewed wit and sparkle. A clever heroine navigates love, social graces, and the foibles of Georgian London, turning marriage deception into a satirical mirror of its era. This edition offers a concise, engaging presentation of a classic in the tradition of the comedy of manners: sharp dialogue, spirited female agency, and deft gender-playing that keeps both casual readers and classic-literature collectors turning the pages. Set against eighteenth-century England's salons and streets, the play thrives as both farce and social critique, inviting fresh scrutiny of marriage, reputation, and the boundaries of polite society. Historically significant as a cornerstone of Georgian theatre, The Belle's Stratagem illuminates the craft of drama and the evolving roles of women on stage. Its light touches and moral undertones have shaped generations of satire in the canon, from Wycherley to Sheridan, and remain a touchstone for understanding the era's humour and aspirations. Selling points you'll value: Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions; Restored for today's and future generations; More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. A true classic theatre collection piece, this complete theatre script invites re-encounter with one of the era's most admired comedies.