Serena -- Lovers' Vows isn't very risqué by today's standard, but it's a real piece of twaddling piffle; there would be no reason to stage it unless you take a perverse enjoyment in old bad literature
Posted by THe Mysterious H.C. on May 15, 1997 at 17:25:42:
In reply to Re: Why is Mrs. Norris so mean? posted by Serena on May 15, 1997 at 09:08:34
] ... I'm glad Fanny was respectful inspite of the 'Norris factor she was constantly subjected to. I cannot recall her once not 'obeying' except for the Lover's vows instances - that really showed poor judgement on her aunt's part ( in those days, I guess) I wonder if Lover's Vows is considered too 'offensive' a play to stage at home in this current age?
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Serena -- Lovers' Vows isn't very risqué by today's standard, but it's a real piece of twaddling piffle; there would be no reason to stage it unless you take a perverse enjoyment in old bad literature
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