Etherege

Etherege refers to Sir George Etherege, a prominent 17th-century English playwright known for pioneering comedic plays during the Restoration period. His works, like "The Man of Mode," are celebrated for their witty dialogue, lively characters, and exploration of social manners and relationships. Etherege's contributions helped shape modern English comedy, blending sharp humor with keen observations of courtly life. His influence is notable in the development of Restoration comedy, which remains respected for its cleverness and insight into human nature and societal norms.