By Uta Buhr
Rejoice habitués of the English Theatre of Hamburg! George Bernhard Shaw’s heart-warming comedy “Candida” that premiered at the TET on Thursday, February 19, is just the right thing for a dark and rainy evening in the dead of winter. Shaw, the enfant terrible of the British literary scene in the prudish Victorian era, wrote this play in 1894. “Candida” is one of Shaw’s plays categorised by him as “pleasant” in contrast to those named “unpleasant.” It is set in the north-east London St. Dominic’s Parsonage, depicting the marital relationship between Reverend James Morell who Continue reading „“Candida, a Mystery in three Acts” by George Bernhard Shaw at the English Theatre of Hamburg“