"L-Shaped Room" is a play written by Gordon McLelland that explores the life of a young woman named Jane who finds herself pregnant and alone in a small, L-shaped room in London. The story delves into her struggles with isolation, societal judgment, and the challenges of impending motherhood. Throughout the play, Jane interacts with various characters, including her neighbor Bobby and a supportive friend, who help her navigate her difficult circumstances. The narrative highlights themes of resilience, personal growth, and the search for identity in a world that often feels unwelcoming.