The Servant in the House

"The Servant in the House" is a play by Charles Rann Kennedy that explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and Christian morality. The play centers around the character of a bishop, his two brothers, and a mysterious stranger who challenges their beliefs and values, ultimately leading to a dramatic confrontation. The play employs rich dialogue, poetic language, and symbolism to explore its central themes and ideas, making it a classic of modern drama.