Mining the Layers Of Class Difference by Gordon Cox
"The Daughter-in-Law" certainly falls under the category of "worthy but neglected," the rubric used by the Mint Theater Company to describe the plays it seeks out and produces. This sturdily constructed, little- known play was written in 1912 by D.H. Lawrence - who knew the novelist wrote plays, too? - but not performed until 1967.
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