<p>"Cox and Box," a one-act comic opera by Sir Francis Cowley Burnand, masterfully intertwines farcical humor and social commentary within the vibrant theatrical traditions of Victorian England. The narrative revolves around two working-class characters, Cox and Box, who unwittingly share a room and a life, leading to a series of humorous misunderstandings and ultimately a poignant resolution. Burnand'Äôs witty dialogue and clever use of musical ...