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George Bernard Shaw's acid test of a mother-daughter relationship is one of his wittiest and most provocative plays. Written in 1894 but banned for thirty years by a Lord Chamberlain who found it "immoral and improper", Mrs Warren's Profession is a ripe attack on English hypocrisy and its "fashionable morality".
Mrs Warren's daughter Vivie has never really known much about her mother. A sensible young woman, she has enjoyed a comfortable upbringing, a Cambridge education, a generous monthly allowance and now has ambitions to go into Law. Is it conceivable that her privilege and respectability has been financed from the profits of the world's oldest profession? How will Vivie react when she finds out the startling truth about her mother's business empire and that freedom comes at an emotional price?
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Road Directions
By Car
Approach by the A316. Nearest car park to the Theatre: Old Deer Car Park, TW9 1NL - Free after 6pm
Public Transport Directions
By Bus
Bus routes 27, 33, 37, 65, and 71 all pass nearby the theatre. For more details, visit the TFL website.
By Train
3 Minute walk from Richmond Station. 20 Minutes from Waterloo (SW Trains), 15 minutes by tube (District Line)
