Jane Clegg

First performed in 1913, Ervine's play is a powerful and deeply moving exploration of love, marriage, and family life in early 20th century England. Jane Clegg is a complex and sympathetic heroine, struggling to assert her independence and assert her dignity in the face of a hostile society.

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