"Strife: A Drama in Three Acts" is a play written by John Galsworthy, a British author and playwright known for his social commentary and realistic portrayals of contemporary life. "Strife" was first performed in 1909 and explores the conflicts between labor and management in a Welsh coal mining community. Set against the backdrop of a labor strike, the play examines the human cost of industrial disputes and the struggle for justice and dignity in the workplace. Galsworthy's work often reflects his concerns about social injustice and the impact of economic forces on individuals and communities.