A satirical play set in late 19th century England, Mrs. Brown and King Cetewayo tells the story of the visit of the titular Zulu king to Queen Victoria's court, including the cultural clashes that ensue. Originally published in 1882, this play provides a glimpse into the attitudes and prejudices of Victorian society.

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