The author of this play recounts a great success wherein a critic shouted that one of the characters ought to be kicked and he "shattered the ideals" of another.
The author of this play recounts a great success wherein a critic shouted that one of the characters ought to be kicked and he "shattered the ideals" of another. Those statements were in the Author's Apology for this play. At the beginning of Act IV, the protagonist's boyfriend shows her some gold coins he won gambling, but the protagonist still will not take off work to go to a music hall with him, after revealing she is now in a ($) business partnership with Honoria Fraser. The protagonist of this play does not marry Praed or George Crofts, and certainly not (*) Frank, who is revealed to be her half- brother by Reverend Gardner, who'd had an affair with her mother Kitty. For ten points, identify this play in which Vivie is surprised to learn her mother runs a number of brothels, a work by George Bernard Shaw.
The author of this play recounts a great success wherein a critic shouted that one of the characters ought to be kicked and he "shattered the ideals" of another.
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