Dirty Linen and New-Found-Land - Two Plays

The book features two distinct plays exploring themes of morality and political intrigue. In "Dirty Linen," a Select Committee investigates the moral standards of the House of Commons, complicated by a provocative secretary whose attire seems to attract attention from the male members. "New-Found-Land" presents a dialogue between two Home Office officials, highlighted by a compelling monologue about America. The ensemble consists of two women and eight men, showcasing a dynamic exploration of gender and power within political contexts.