Lady Frederick: A Comedy In Three Acts

In this witty and satirical comedy, Lady Frederick is torn between her social status and a forbidden love interest. As she navigates the pitfalls of high society, the audience is treated to a clever commentary on the expectations and limitations placed on women in Edwardian England.

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