Bernard Shaw

The Irish playwright's dramatic presentation of Joan of Arc as peasant, genius, saint and fifteenth century feminist.

Satire of the late nineteenth and early twentieth-century bourgeoisie focusing on the household of eccentric Captain Shotover who reluctantly hosts a party for his daughters and their bohemian friends.

Problems arise when a frightened Swiss soldier climbs into the bedroom of a Bulgarian girl.

In New Hampshire in 1777, Dick Dudgeon's father dies. Called back home to the unhappy family he revolted against years ago, Dick finds he's been named heir, much to the horror of his religious mother. To complicate matters, the British have arrived.