In 'Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw', John Maddison Morton employs a comedic and satirical approach to depict the absurdities of middle-class life in 19th century England. Through witty dialogues and exaggerated characters, Morton highlights the hypocrisy and pretensions of the society of his time. The play's farcical elements and clever wordplay make it a classic example of Victorian comedic lite...