Mrs. Warren's Profession

Summary

The play «Mrs. Warren's Profession» by Bernard Shaw explores the relationship between Mrs. Warren, the owner of a chain of brothels, and her daughter Vivie. Vivie, a young and educated woman, is unaware of her mother's profession. When the truth is revealed, a conflict arises between them. Vivie condemns her mother for her choices, but Mrs. Warren explains that her profession was the only way to survive and provide her daughter with a decent future. The play raises questions about morality, social inequality, and women's independence, prompting audiences to reflect on the complex life circumstances and choices women face in a patriarchal society.