Details

Miss Vivie Warren is a very independent girl, but then she can afford to be; she has a scholarship at Cambridge and a generous monthly allowance from her mother. She is also a very modern young woman; nothing shocks her. So how will she react when she finds out where the money comes from? Written in 1894 and banned until 1925.

Cast/Performers

Rose Quentin (Vivie), Caroline Quentin, Simon Shepherd, Matthew Cottle, Stephen Rahman-Hughes (Mr Praed), Peter Losasso (Frank Gardner)

Creatives/Company

Author: George Bernard Shaw
Presented by: Theatre Royal Bath
Director: Anthony Banks

Mrs Warren's Profession

Mrs Warren's Profession (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1181221228. Details of all Mrs Warren's Profession archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S4289

Archive Listings

11 Apr 23 to 15 Apr 23	Malvern Theatres Malvern, Worcestershire Performance Details => Venue archive
4 Apr 23 to 8 Apr 23	Arts Theatre Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Mar 23 to 25 Mar 23	Everyman Theatre Cheltenham, Gloucestershire Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Mar 23 to 18 Mar 23	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford, Surrey Performance Details => Venue archive
29 Nov 22 to 3 Dec 22	Chichester Festival Theatre Chichester, West Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
22 Nov 22 to 26 Nov 22	Richmond Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Nov 22 to 19 Nov 22	Theatre Royal Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Peter Blackburn: 27Mar23:
I saw this production at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford last week and thought that Rose Quentin is the one of the most attractive actors I have ever seen. I couldn't take my eyes off her. For this alone tis production merits five stars.Unfortunately the scenery is a joke. A cottage which is so small that an actor on the ground floor is able to lcok out of a window on the upper floor. And the archway at the entrance to a church which is so low that members of the cat have to stoop to go through it.

Sue Gibson: 03Dec22:
Long winded, extremely boring. We left at the interval. Most disappointing.

Suzanne: 02Dec22:
Oh dear! Caroline Quentin and her understudy both unavailable resulting in a third actress stepping in in and reading from the script in her hands throughout. The only actor with any stage presence was the vicar’s son and the very wordy script somewhat laborious. Not recommended.

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