F. Kathleen Foley – Stage Raw
Director Michael Rothhaar’s staging of the play, now at Pacific Resident Theater, started out as a workshop before being incorporated into the company’s regular season. From Taubert Nadalini’s rudimentary set to Michael Franco’s flat lighting, the production still seems a bit unfinished, but while the execution is uneven, it still provides a prime opportunity to experience Shaw at his most audacious. Read more…
Elaine Mura – Splash Magazines
Skillfully helmed by Rothhaar, MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION is a gripping saga which captures the undivided attention of the audience. Mother and daughter (Fujikawa and Murphy) do an excellent job of building up tension as the no-win scenario unfolds. In fact, the ensemble cast ably handles the fascinating yet sad story of hidden secrets, failed relationships, and ongoing prejudices. This is a thought-provoking tale made even more engrossing by the splendid pen of George Bernard Shaw. Read more…