Arthur Wing Pinero (1855-1934) was the leading playwrightof the Victorian theatre. His plays include The Schoolmistress(1886), Dandy Dick (1887), Sweet Lavender (1888), TheNotorious Mrs. Ebbsmith (1895), Trelawny of the ‘Wells’ (1898),The Gay Lord Quex (1899), Iris (1901), and Mid-Channel (1909).

"'A Victorian corker of a show.' Daily Mail 'The more Wildean lines and jolts of wit mean The Magistrate remains likeable seasonal fare.' Evening Standard 'Pinero's still-viable, time-proof play...is elegantly structured.' The Guardian 'The riotous comedy of Arthur Wing Pinero's classic Victorian farce - [is] as crisp, ripe and funny as the ongoing hit One Man, Two Guvnors.' The Express 'Arthur Wing Pinero is enjoying a renaissance' Observer 'The script runs like a piece of comic clockwork - Pinero had the intellect of a great jurist, and he crams his play with moments of subtle and delicate comedy.' The Spectator"

Arthur Wing Pinero (1855-1934) was the leading playwrightof the Victorian theatre. His plays include The Schoolmistress(1886), Dandy Dick (1887), Sweet Lavender (1888), TheNotorious Mrs. Ebbsmith (1895), Trelawny of the ‘Wells’ (1898),The Gay Lord Quex (1899), Iris (1901), and Mid-Channel (1909).

"'A Victorian corker of a show.' Daily Mail 'The more Wildean lines and jolts of wit mean The Magistrate remains likeable seasonal fare.' Evening Standard 'Pinero's still-viable, time-proof play...is elegantly structured.' The Guardian 'The riotous comedy of Arthur Wing Pinero's classic Victorian farce - [is] as crisp, ripe and funny as the ongoing hit One Man, Two Guvnors.' The Express 'Arthur Wing Pinero is enjoying a renaissance' Observer 'The script runs like a piece of comic clockwork - Pinero had the intellect of a great jurist, and he crams his play with moments of subtle and delicate comedy.' The Spectator"

Arthur Wing Pinero (1855-1934) was the leading playwrightof the Victorian theatre. His plays include The Schoolmistress(1886), Dandy Dick (1887), Sweet Lavender (1888), TheNotorious Mrs. Ebbsmith (1895), Trelawny of the ‘Wells’ (1898),The Gay Lord Quex (1899), Iris (1901), and Mid-Channel (1909).

"'A Victorian corker of a show.' Daily Mail 'The more Wildean lines and jolts of wit mean The Magistrate remains likeable seasonal fare.' Evening Standard 'Pinero's still-viable, time-proof play...is elegantly structured.' The Guardian 'The riotous comedy of Arthur Wing Pinero's classic Victorian farce - [is] as crisp, ripe and funny as the ongoing hit One Man, Two Guvnors.' The Express 'Arthur Wing Pinero is enjoying a renaissance' Observer 'The script runs like a piece of comic clockwork - Pinero had the intellect of a great jurist, and he crams his play with moments of subtle and delicate comedy.' The Spectator"