Two of Shaws greatest women clash as Mrs. Warren and her daughter Vivie struggle to connect in light of their very different views on women, morality, and business. Shaws play was considered explosive when it premiered in 1905, drawing ire from the Lord Chamberlains office for its frank examination of the hypocrisy surrounding prostitution. It still packs a punch today. This new production will be helmed by Michael Rothhaar, the director of our 1991 production.
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