Pygmalion
Sun, Sep 15
|Waterford
In this classic story, Professor Henry Higgins tries to make a civilized lady out of the high-spirited street-peddler Eliza Doolittle, but is forced to reckon with the humanity of his living masterpiece.
Time & Location
Sep 15, 2024, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Waterford, 40222 Fairfax St #142-b, Waterford, VA 20197, USA
About the event
PLEASE NOTE: parental guidance is recommended for this production. This play includes minor British swearing, including 17 instances of variations on d**n, (including d**ned, d**nation, d**ning, d**nable), 2 instances of bloody, and 14 instances of variations on what the devil. The majority of these uses is by the play's antagonist. The playwright, George Bernard Shaw, did this intentionally in order to illustrate the character's moral failings. Jupiter Theater has decided to retain some of the profanity in keeping with this sentiment.