MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION Plays 7/20 At The Players With Daly, Dugan & More

MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION by George Bernard Shaw plays Monday JULY 20 at 7pm at The Players, 16 Gramercy Park South (20th St. east of Park Av.)

Starring Michael Cristofer, Tyne Daly, Sean Dugan · Xanthe Elbrick, George S. Irving, Brian Murray and narrator Howard Kissel, and with guest host from NEWSWEEK: JEREMY McCARTER.

Produced and directed by David Staller

MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION:
In an age before women had rights, what price independence?  A mother and daughter find out more than they bargained for on a hot summer's day.

'PROFESSION': The term is derived from the Latin: "to swear (an oath)". The oath referred to dictates adherence to ethical standards, which invariably include practitioner/client confidentiality, truthfulness, and the striving to be an expert in one's calling.

TICKETS $20 · 212.352.3101 or Projectshaw.com 

Tickets Go On Sale the First of Every Month

THESE PERFORMANCES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Join Us For Our Fourth Year of EVERY PLAY SHAW EVER WROTE:
Project Shaw 2009- Your Monthly Guide to Reason

July 20: Mrs. Warren's Profession
Shaw Takes August Off
September 21: Back to Methuselah PART ONE
October 19: Back to Methuselah PART TWO
November 16: On The Rocks
December 14: Why She Would Not (Shaw's unfinished final play!)

Gingold Theatrical Group 520 Eighth Avenue suite #312 New York, NY 10018 phone: 212.355.7823
David Staller, artistic director and founder Anita Jaffe & Florence Teuscher, associate producers

George Bernard Shaw
Born in Dublin. His first success was as a music and literary critic, but he was drawn to drama. He decided to write plays. He was fiercely proud of being a free-thinking humanist. He and Al Gore are the only people to have been awarded both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar: (Nobel in 1925 for his contribution to literature, an Oscar in 1938 for his PYGMALION screenplay). His dedication to the battle for Human Rights for all, and encouraging all people to forge an individual path in life while taking responsibility for these life choices has been our inspiration. Now in its fourth year, Project Shaw will present every play ever written by Shaw. Join our Project Shaw group on Facebook!

The Players -- Project Shaw performs at New York's most legendary private club, The Players. Located at 16 Gramercy Park South, (which is the equivalent of 20th St east of Park Avenue). In 1888, Edwin Booth, America's pre-eminent Shakespearean actor, and 15 other incorporators, including Mark Twain and General William Tecumseh Sherman, founded The Players. Modeled after London's famed theatrical club, The Garrick. The Players was the first American club of its kind. The club boasts portraits by, among others, John Singer Sargent, as well as unique theatrical memorabilia. For more information about the club click on the link below, or phone 212-475-6116. (Please do not phone The Players for Project Shaw tickets.)

Just in case you're around: David Staller will be addressing the Shaw Symposium at the Shaw Festival in Niagra-On-the-Lake on Shaw's birthday, July 26th.

 

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