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Richard Johnson, as Sir George Crofts, Brenda Blethyn, as Mrs. Warren, and Peter Blythe as Mr. Praed, in a 2002 stage production of Mrs. Warren’s Profession, performed at the Strand Theatre in London

1. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Introduction
2. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Summary
3. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: George Bernard Shaw Biography
4. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Characters
5. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Themes
6. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Style
7. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Historical Context
8. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Critical Overview
9. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Criticism
   1. Wilde’s Lady Windermere’s Fan and Shaw’s Mrs. Warren’s Profession
   2. A Shavian Whodunit: The Mysterious Mrs. Warren
   3. Shaw's Views on Prostitution and Society in Britain in the Late 18th Century
   4. Concept of the New Woman
   5. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Art Over Didacticism
10. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Compare and Contrast
11. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Topics for Further Study
12. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Media Adaptations
13. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: What Do I Read Next?
14. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Bibliography and Further Reading
15. Mrs. Warren’s Profession: Pictures
16. Copyright

1. George Bernard Shaw