In an earlier scene in that play, an aspiring poet asks the naïve Proserpine Garnett if she thinks it is possible for her employer to be loved.
In one play by this author, one character decides to go speak at the Guild of St. Matthew, even though he had earlier cancelled his plans to give a sermon there. In an earlier scene in that play, an aspiring poet asks the naïve Proserpine Garnett if she thinks it is possible for her employer to be loved. A different play by this author ends with the protagonist tearing up a note left by Frank Gardner before she resumes typing while working at Honoria Fraser's chambers. One play by this author focuses on the love triangle between Reverend James Morrell, his wife, and Eugene Marchbanks. This author of Candida wrote a play in which Vivie learns that her mother Kitty actually runs a brothel. For 10 points, identify this socialist author of plays such as Mrs. Warren's Profession.
In one play by this author, one character decides to go speak at the Guild of St. Matthew, even though he had earlier cancelled his plans to give a sermon there.
George Bernard Shaw