'Voces Populi' is a humorous play written by F. Anstey, set in a suburban hall where a performance is about to take place. The audience is small and unenthusiastic, with only a few attendees present. The story follows the antics of the performer, Herr Von Kamberwohl, as he tries to entertain the unimpressed audience. The play is full of witty humor and satirical commentary on the state of suburban life in the late 19th century. It offers a glimpse into the mundanity of everyday life and the absurdities of human behavior.