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22nd November to
18th January 2020
CANDIDA
By Bernard Shaw
At the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond
We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without producing it.
A young man with the soul of a poet clashes with a popular Socialist preacher and threatens his domestic happiness.
Only Candida can decide who is the stronger – and who’s to be the winner.
A passionate power struggle is played out in one of Shaw’s most enduring and witty plays.
Artistic Director Paul Miller follows his phenomenally successful, critically acclaimed Orange Tree productions of Shaw’s early plays Misalliance, The Philanderer and Widowers’ Houses. An Orange Tree Theatre production
February 1st
Mrs Shaw Herself
There will be a special St Brigid's Day performance ofMrs Shaw Herself as part of the Irish Herstory 2020 Festival on Sat Feb 1st at the Intimate Space St Marys Tower in Hornsey N8 at 2.30pm.
Herstory is a festival which celebrates unsung Irish heroines and we are really pleased to have Charlotte Payne-Townshend included in the Festival programme.
Tickets are £10 & £8 and booking in advance on Eventbrite is advised.
Mrs Shaw Herself
There will be a special St Brigid's Day performance ofMrs Shaw Herself as part of the Irish Herstory 2020 Festival on Sat Feb 1st at the Intimate Space St Marys Tower in Hornsey N8 at 2.30pm.
Herstory is a festival which celebrates unsung Irish heroines and we are really pleased to have Charlotte Payne-Townshend included in the Festival programme.
Tickets are £10 & £8 and booking in advance on Eventbrite is advised.
