While D.H. Lawrence was working on "Sons and Lovers," his most popular novel, he wrote "The Daughter-in-Law," the first of his eight plays, which (unlike his novels) was neither published nor produced during his lifetime. Gritty, odd, oddly gripping, sometimes subtly comic and often impenetrable, it is set in 1912, during the first national strike by coal miners...
SOURCE: New York Theater at 06:14PM on February 23, 2022