By 1939 she had written fifteen plays whose treatment of taboo topics such as abortion, extramarital affairs, and incest provoked scandals. She was compared by critics to Molière, Marivaux, Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Witkacy.
By 1939 she had penned fifteen plays that tackled sensitive subjects such as miscarriage, adultery, and sibling relations, causing controversy. She was likened by critics to Molière, Marivaux, Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Witkacy.