Archives - Mrs Warren’s Profession
by George Bernard ShawDirected by Roy BrewerSaturday 28th September – Saturday 5th October 1974 in the AuditoriumWritten in 1894 but banned until 1925 — not because of ‘rudery’ or bad language — but because Shaw justifies poor girls choosing to enter a brothel instead of starving or even dying through working in one of the factories of the period. The play is one of Shaw’s best among his earlier works — witty, strongly plotted and with considerable Women’s Lib topicality. |
Part of the Barn’s 1974/1975 season Presented by The Barn Theatre Club |
Event details from The Barn Theatre Archive | |
Cast
| Praed | - | Stanley Meyrick |
| Vivie Warren | - | Janet Lloyd |
| Mrs Warren | - | Brenda Burton |
| Sir George Crofts | - | George Blee |
| Frank Gardner | - | John Hyde |
| Rev Samuel Gardner | - | Lewis Ford |
Creative team
| Director | - | Roy Brewer |
| Stage Manager | - | Eric McKercher |
| Set Designer | - | Michael McKever |
| Set Builders | - | Michael McKever |
| Members of The Barn Theatre Club | ||
| Lighting and Sound | - | Louis Davis |
| Andrew Gilchrist | ||
| Lighting Assistant | - | David Aspey |
| Properties | - | Joan Burgess |
| Belinda Putley | ||
| Sylvia Townend | ||
| Irene Gill | ||
| Costumes | - | Janet While |
| Make-up | - | Marjorie Coles |
| Prompter | - | Daphne Jones |
| Production Secretary | - | Heather Palmer |
| Production Assistant | - | Vaughan Meyrick |
| Box Office | - | Beryl Blatherwick |
| Sylvia Pepper | ||
| Refreshments | - | Lesley Keith |
| Front of House | - | George Blee |


