Mrs. Warren's Profession (Broadway, Vivian Beaumont Theater, 1976) | Playbill

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Mrs. Warren's Profession

Broadway
Comedy
Revival

Mrs. Warren's Profession Playbill - Feb 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession Playbill - Feb 1976


SYNOPSIS: A young lady discovers that the mother who gave her such a high-toned upbringing is, in fact, the madam of a brothel. Far from being ashamed of her profession, Mrs. Warren defends it as the epitome of capitalism.
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Pro Info

  • First Preview
    Feb 6 1976
  • Opening Date
    Feb 18 1976
  • Closing Date
    Apr 4 1976
  • Previews
    14
  • Performances
    55 as of Nov 21, 2024

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Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976
Mrs. Warren's Profession - February 1976

Awards

Drama Desk Award
1976 Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play Nominee
Tony Award
1976 Best Actress in a Play Nominee
1976 Best Featured Actor in a Play Winner

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Cherry Jones and Edward Hibbert
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