First produced by the Theatre Guild at the Royale Theatre in New York in March 1933, Both Your Houses is a gripping three-act drama that pulls back the curtain on the backroom dealings and moral compromises of American politics.
Maxwell Anderson’s acclaimed play brilliantly explores the fierce battle between idealism and corruption within the halls of government. With sharp dialogue, intense character dynamics, and themes that remain strikingly relevant today, this classic piece of American theater won the 1933 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Perfect for fans of classic political thrillers, historic theater, and timeless fiction that challenges the status quo.
