Excerpt from Change

Change is a notable play. It has intrinsic literary value, its dialogue containing much to stamp it as a drama of national significance and of excellent workmanship. In its social philosophy, it is so very extreme in expression that one has perfect right to regard it as a play of to morrow rather than as a drama of to-day. This extreme at titude suggests that the author himself, with his quickened understanding, has broadened his scope as a dramatist, and has within himself a far-reaching, democratic spirit.

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