National Theatre Live: Mrs. Warren's Profession
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- Oct 23, 2025
adore the timelessness of the mother/daughter narrative, a relationship that will forever transcend space and time. as always with national theatre, everybody is at their a-game, truly a league of its own. sets and costumes are gorgeous too!
cerysDec 7, 2025Not many tales have the wilful and unconventional heroine be an actuary. It’s a bold choice. Shaw’s dramedy of manners is beautifully staged and powerfully driven by mother and daughter Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter. I wasn’t so fussed on the blokes, with some…
heatherNZOct 23, 2025It’s crazy how I got on that stage every night and only managed to see what the audience saw for the first time now, in a cinema. The months spent on Mrs. Warren’s will always be the most special and still fever dream like of my life. What a summer, what a team.
Lottie - Oct 23, 2025
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Lennon GibbsOct 23, 2025'My work is not your work, and my way is not your way'💐 Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter take on George Bernard Shaw's classic play Mrs. Warren's Profession, directed by Dominic Cooke. Who's joined us in cinemas so far to witness these iconic performances? Find your…
National Theatre LiveNov 2, 2025Having seen a different production of Mrs. Warren's Profession a few years ago with Caroline Quentin and Emily Farmer, this is one of the best examples I've seen of how actors can make a text so very different (though both were amazing in different ways. Dame Imelda and…
TobyTheWhovian - Oct 23, 2025
Loved this. As usual, performances by the cast were amazing. It really left me questioning the binary thinking of right and wrong with both leads struggling to accept the nuances.
LucyOct 23, 2025Some great performances in this backed by strong writing.
CurtisOct 23, 2025Beautiful performances and an interesting take on how context, culture and prejudice shape us.
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