The Admirable Crichton

First published in 1902, this comedic play written by the author of Peter Pan tells the story of a butler and his high-society employers who become stranded on a desert island and must confront the harsh realities of survival. With witty dialogue and memorable characters, The Admirable Crichton offers a satirical look at the social hierarchies and class distinctions of Victorian England.
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