Jig Saw (play)

Jig Saw is a play by Evelyn Glover, first performed in London in 1934. It is a drawing-room comedy centered around a wealthy, dysfunctional family and the various secrets and deceits they attempt to conceal from one another. The play revolves around the revelation of these secrets, gradually piecing together a complete picture of their intertwined relationships, much like the fitting together of pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Key themes include family dynamics, social class, infidelity, and the facade of respectability maintained within upper-class society. While not considered a major theatrical masterpiece, Jig Saw was popular in its time and has seen occasional revivals.