The Way to Keep him a Comedy in Five Acts

First performed in 1760, The Way to Keep Him is a classic comedy of manners that explores the social dynamics of marriage and infidelity. The play is set in the fashionable world of 18th century London, and features a cast of memorable characters. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of theatre and the development of the comedy of manners.

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