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Written in 1893, George Bernard Shaw's morality play "Mrs Warren's Profession" was so scandalous at the time, it was banned ...

Major Barbara, Shaw's timeless morality epic, returns to the Shaw Festival. Director Peter Hinton-Davis takes on the ...

Vivie Warren is a woman ahead of her time. Estranged from her wealthy mother, she delights in a glass of whisky, a good ...

Read our review of George Bernard Shaw's play *Mrs Warren's Profession*, now in performances at the Garrick Theatre to 16 ...

Like so much of Shaw's work, "Mrs Warren's Profession" is highly verbose, but for this production, director Dominic Cooke has hacked away at the "repetitions, Shavian curlicues" and so on ...

In its political and intellectual clarity, then, the play’s thesis is way ahead of its time and as relevant today as ever. It dispenses with the social expectations of its characters, in true Shavian ...

The problem is that, as stories or dialogues, they are, well, difficult. The characters are cast as Shavian types, talking at each other in a fifth- and fourth-century BC setting. Xanthippe, who is by ...