You Can’t Take It With You by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman is a Pulitzer Prize-winning romantic comedy about an eccentric family whose joy for life disrupts the rigid world of Wall Street. It’s lighthearted and filled with farcical moments, but it also contains some period-specific references and mild conflict.
Content Considerations
- Language: Occasional mild profanity. The script also includes a few uses of the words “sex” and “lust,” delivered in comedic contexts but potentially surprising for younger audiences or sensitive parents.
- Alcohol Use: Some characters drink socially onstage.
- Period Attitudes: Written in 1936, the play reflects the social norms and sensibilities of its time, which may include outdated stereotypes.
- Mild Conflict: Includes moments of interpersonal tension and comedic misunderstandings.
Tone & Style
A warm, screwball-style comedy full of big characters, romantic entanglements, and joyful chaos.
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