"The Browning Version" is a one-act play written by Terence Rattigan that explores themes of personal failure and redemption. The story revolves around Andrew Crocker-Harris, a disillusioned schoolteacher nearing retirement, who struggles with his unfulfilled life and strained relationships, particularly with his wife, Millie. The play is set in a British boys' school and highlights the impact of education on both students and teachers. As Crocker-Harris faces the end of his career, he receives a thoughtful gift from a student, which prompts him to reflect on his life and the legacy he leaves behind.