An Introduction to The School for Scandal

'Stage pictures are used beautifully to communicate with the audience' TEACHING DRAMA MAGAZINE

The School for Scandal was written by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, with a prologue by the famous actor David Garrick, and was first performed in 1777.

It’s the story of two brothers, one apparently a model citizen, the other a dissolute ne’er-do-well. But as the play progresses and the scandal-mongering backfires, the tables are turned on the siblings.

An enduring classic that still hits home today

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