Wit Without Money; A Comedy

John Fletcher (1579–1625) was a preeminent English Jacobean playwright, whose literary collaboration with Francis Beaumont produced some of the most significant dramas of the early 17th century. Fletcher's prowess in crafting witty dialogue and comedic situations can be notably seen in his solo work 'Wit Without Money; A Comedy,' which showcases his mastery in the genre of comedy. Fletcher's disti...