Comedy Audiobooks

Candida, a comedy by playwright George Bernard Shaw, was first published in 1898, as part of his Plays Pleasant. The central characters are clergyman James Morell, his wife Candida and a youthful poet, Eugene Marchbanks, who tries to win Candida's affections. The play questions Victorian notions...

Monty Brewster just inherited a million dollars from the grandfather he never met. Crashed by his newfound wealth, young Monty Brewster was about to start his new life when a Western lawyer told him that his uncle George Brewster had left him $7 million, assuming he paid the lost money. $1 million...

Two hapless gentlemen pretending to be master and servant, thinking that a good dowry will solve their problems; some bumbling robbers and their accomplices; The squire and his sick wife, a medical lady, and a beautiful daughter. What could go wrong? (Summary by ToddHW)...

Twin sisters separated at birth in different countries. Later, Mnesilochus fell in love with one of them, apparently only seeing his friend Pistoclerus with her. There are many serious complications. Finally everything was explained and everyone gathered for a drink....

Euclio, a miserly old Athenian, found a pot of gold in his house, fearing it would be found and stolen, he watched with great concern and moved the treasure around, hiding it in one place first and then hide in another place. until.......

The "ideal husbands" for this title were Sir Robert Chiltern and his equally upstanding wife, Lady Chiltern. Has he never committed a crime, never had a "past," never succumbed to corruption or influence? At least she believes that... the infamous Mrs. Chevely will soon appear,...

An Ideal Husband is an 1895 comedy film directed by Oscar Wilde about extortion and political corruption that touches on public and private honor themes. The action takes place in London, in the "now," in one day. "Sooner or later," Wilde noted, "we will all have to pay for...

A fairy tale with real-life significance, all is well and with a happy ending about a poor doctor's daughter who goes to Paris to heal the king and propose to him; not himself, but the Count Roussillon, whose good father had live in his house. He married her but didn't sleep with her, he fled to...

Despite its upbeat title, Shakespeare's All Well Ended is often dismissed as a "problem play." Purported to be a comedy, the show also has fairytale elements, as it focuses on Helena, a kindhearted orphan who loves Bertram, the haughty son of her protector, the Countess of Roussillon....

"Micio and Demea are two brothers with very different temperaments. Demea is married and lives a country life, while his younger brother has always been single and lives in Athens. " Things get a little messy very quickly, with low-key debauchery, kidnapping/kidnapping/slave stealing,...