The focus of discussion is to explore the complexity in human relationships in D.H Lawrence selected novels ‘Sons & Lovers’, ‘Women In Love’ ,’ Lady Chatterley’s Lover’ ,and The White Peacock. 

D. H. Lawrence is a well-known English novelist whose novels represent an extended reflection upon the dehumanizing effects of modernity and industrialization.

Theatre is a living organ of society. It has grown and developed with human psyche and human relationships. It is dynamic. Theatre is a life size art. Its history is virtually a history of creatures endeavours of a nation practically in every field. In the early stages, the history of the theatre is in fact the history of the origin of elements of the theatre which came together in the course of time to weave its rich fabric. Theatre since ages had been in fluid form. It has been assuming different forms and dimensions in the context of various socio-physic situations and circumstances. It assumed the shape in whatever context it has been placed.