Archer, William

William Archer was a prominent Scottish critic and playwright in the early 20th century, renowned for his insightful analyses of theater and literature. He championed modern drama, notably supporting the works of Henrik Ibsen, and contributed to shaping contemporary theatrical tastes. Archer’s critiques combined intellectual rigor with clarity, helping audiences and artists appreciate innovative approaches to storytelling and staging. His writings influenced the development of modern theater and remain valued for their depth and advocacy of artistic progress.