Iris by Arthur Wing Pinero is a classic play that tells the story of a young woman named Iris who is torn between her love for two very different men. Set in the 19th century, the play explores themes of love, loyalty, and morality.

The character of Iris is complex and relatable, as she grapples with her feelings for the charming and suave Captain Dacre, as well as the kind and dependable Lord Clare. The tension between these two men creates a compelling and engaging story that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat.

Pinero's writing is elegant and rich, drawing the reader into the world of high society in Victorian England. The dialogue is witty and sharp, with plenty of humor sprinkled throughout.

Overall, Iris is a captivating and thought-provoking play that explores the complexities of love and relationships. Fans of classic literature and drama will surely enjoy this timeless tale.

Book Description:
Left a widow 5 years ago at age 21, Iris Bellamy is shackled by terms of her husband's will that would leave her penniless if she remarries. Of course, "if she married a rich man, her interest in her late husband's estate would be no longer indispensible to her." But "rich men generally have some odious quality to counterbalance their wealth. The men one would marry are as poor as mice." So what do you think is likely to happen? - Summary by ToddHW Cast list: Frederick Maldonado: Adrian Stephens Laurence Trenwith: Tomas Peter Croker Harrington: ToddHW Archibald Kane: Alan Mapstone Colonel Wynning: Algy Pug Servant at Mrs. Bellamy's in Kensington: David Purdy Man-Servant at The Villa Pringo: Larry Wilson Iris Bellamy: Availle Fanny Sylvain: Sonia Aurea Vyse: Jenn Broda Mrs. Wynning: Lynette Caulkins Miss Pinsent: Belinda Loveday Woman-Servant at The Villa Pringo and the Flat in Park Street: Sandra Schmit Stage Directions: Michele Eaton Editing: ToddHW