Philadelphia stage legend Mary Martello plays the title role in George Bernard Shaw's scathing comedy on social hypocrisy and the excesses of capitalism. Mrs. Kitty Warren worked her way out of the London slums and now lives abroad, having provided her daughter Vivie with the education and means to grow into a smart, independent young woman of strong convictions. When Mrs. Warren returns, mother and daughter discover that neither is the woman they thought they knew.
Cast - David Bardeen as Mr. Praed, Andrew Criss as Sir George Crofts, Daniel Fredrick as Frank Gardner, Claire Inie-Richards as Vivie Warren , John Lopes as Reverend Samuel Gardner and Mary Martello as Mrs. Kitty Warren
Previews: Thursday 9/8 - Tuesday 9/13
Opening Night: Wednesday 9/14 at 7PM
Student Matinees: weekday mornings on Tuesday 9/20 and Tuesday 9/27
Lantern Pub Night: Join us in the lobby after the Friday 9/16 and Friday 9/23 performances for lively conversation and a complimentary pub beverage
Artists in Conversation: Post-show discussions with the artists immediately following 2PM performances on Sunday 9/18, Wednesday 9/21, Sunday 9/25, and Wednesday 9/28
Open Captioned Performance: Friday 9/23 at 8PM for our deaf and hearing-impaired audiences
Additional events will be announced in early September, incuding free Shaw Primers before select performances and a special program with economist Mark Blyth at the University at Pennsylvania.
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