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	Candida - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Latin, candidus, candida means clear and white, with the whiteness of pure quartz rather than the whiteness of chalk (albus).
		Candida was the name of the clear-thinking, outspoken, and candid eponymous heroine of George Bernard Shaw's 1895 play poking fun at well-meaning socialist reformers in the Church of England.
		Candida is a commune in the province of Avellino in southern Italy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Candida (163 words)

	Androcles and the Lion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The short play is often printed with a preface that includes a long examination of the Gospels by Shaw, in which Shaw analyzes the Bible and proclaims his findings wherein.
		The play has themes of martyrdom and persecution which are portrayed through the vehicle of comedy.
		Another point in the play is his position against vivisection, which connected to his philosophy in being a vegetarian.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Androcles_and_the_Lion (510 words)

	Candida Infections -- Recommendations and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Candida was the name of the clear-thinking, outspoken and candid eponymous heroine of Shaw's 1895 play poking fun at well-meaning socialist reformers in the Church of England.
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		The plot concerns Candida, a clergyman's wife, and Marchbanks, a young poet who wants to rescue her from what he presumes to be a dull family life.
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	PETULA CLARK: Candida
		Here is sweet tempered tolerant, feet on the ground Candida, on the one hand married to and neglected by her pedantic parson whose care and compassion for the disadvantaged of Hackney elbows out any for his wife, and on the other hand idiotically adored by the young poet they have both befriended.
		There are no dramatic highlights in the play and its charm lies in the rapid interplay of words and ideas as Candida manipulates the conflict between her vicar husband (Michael Craig) and would-be lover and 18 year old poet (Jonathan Morris).
		Arthur English plays the part of the father with the breadth of humour that has come to be expected of him, and Osmund Bullock the curate, a foil for the wittier parts given to the main characters.
	www.petulaclark.co.uk /candida.html (1691 words)

	Review: Victorian's Treatise (February 22 - February 28, 1996)
		Candida, now brought skillfully to the boards by the Arizona Theatre Company under the direction of Penny Metropulos, is a typical Shavian "drama of ideas," a witty domestic play that also investigates the great political issues of the day.
		Candida's father, Burgess, is a nouveau rich industrialist who allows Shaw some easy potshots (Burgess dislikes paying a living wage, he says, because it's "putting money into the pockets of workin' men that they dunno ow to spend") but he's a robustly comic figure robustly played by James J. Lawless.
		Candida, the first Shaw play produced by ATC since Arms and the Man in 1988, is a classic in every sense of the word, open to fresh interpretation in every succeeding generation.
	www.tucsonweekly.com /tw/02-22-96/review2.htm (696 words)

	Candida by George Bernard Shaw: A searchable online version at The Literature Network
		Depicted as a "strong woman," Candida makes the wrong choice, but being a strong woman at the time the play was written simply meant that she did have the power to make her own choices.
		The sad thing is in the last act, Candida chooses to be a co-dependent, because as her husband James is "the weakest" and indeed, the neediest, of her two choices, she prefers to be the strong partner by choosing the role of mother to her "baby" James.
		Candida is depicted throughout the play as being the "ideal" of a strong woman, and it would have been a pathetic conclusion to see this woman throw away her marriage vows and integrity to run off with a coward of a poet.
	www.online-literature.com /george_bernard_shaw/candida (622 words)

	Candida, a CurtainUp review
		Burgess, Candida's father who is more interested in matters of practical advancement than the spiritual leanings of his son-in-law, giving him a degree of humanity and resisting the tendency to overplay him as some evil businessman out of Dickens.
		Kate Holland plays to the bewildered Puritan spirit of Miss Prossy appropriately, though one could sometimes wish for her not to act as if her character were meant to be the star of the show.
		Difficult as Candida's decision is, Shaw and Halberstam show us that Candida's choice is made with a clear head but a not unregretful heart, and it is a measure of the caliber of both playwright and director that we are both happy and sad at her decision.
	www.curtainup.com /candidacocteau.html (966 words)

	The Exponent Online
		The fact that the play was set in the 1800s and in London created a rift between the audience and the cast that was not as observable in other productions like "Bus Stop," where the play was set in Kansas City, Mo., and in the middle of the 20th century.
		Candida, played by Deborah Ouradnik, found that she was torn between two men.
		The climax to the story fell into the hands of Candida's character, and she chose the weaker of the two men as the one she would love, reinforcing the underlying theme of the play that a man may be master but he is nothing without the love of his wife.
	www.purdueexponent.org /2000/11/14/entertainment/candida.html (592 words)

	The Exponent Online
		"Candida" is a classic love triangle story — a dependable reverend and a beguiling young poet vie for the affections of the title character.
		Because of the setting of the play, English accents are required for all of the characters.
		The cast of "Candida" is composed of both undergraduate and graduate students.
	www.purdueexponent.org /2000/11/09/features/theater.html (591 words)

	KET Field Trip to Horse Cave Theatre: About Candida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Candida premiered in 1898 and has played in countless theaters throughout the century since.
		Shaw’s character of Candida is open and frank; she has been called “one of Shaw’s wisest and strongest female characters.” She’s more on top of the situation than either of her suitors, and therein lies the humor—and the lesson—of Shaw’s drama.
		Finally, for the record: Shaw’s Candida is not pronounced “Can-deed”—that’s the novel by Voltaire.
	www.ket.org /content/trips/horsecave/candida-shaw.htm (238 words)

	Candida
		Candida is adored by her husband, the crusading reverend James Morell; admired by his curate, the reverend Alexander Mill (Lexy); and beloved by her father, the rascally Mr.
		This play is funny because the struggle between Morell and Marchbanks resembles a fistfight in which two men throw punches at the air.
		But Candida's determination and sense of responsibility not only invalidate their struggle, but also validate her displeasure with both men who insist on fighting over her as if she were a piece of property.
	www.nytheatre-wire.com /ps06012t.htm (418 words)

	McCarter Theatre - Candida Guide
		Candida, a classic comedy of the modern English-language theater, was written in 1894 by George Bernard Shaw, the prolific Irish-born dramatist who became one of the most widely-produced playwrights of the twentieth century.
		They do, and Candida, in a surprising turn of events, demonstrates that Morell is the weaker of the two, and therefore more deserving of her love.
		But it is on the stage that Shaw's passionate intelligence lives most fully, and the pleasure of his plays, still, is the pleasure of watching his characters discover who they really are, not through the agency of the plot, but through the exercise of their minds and the movement of their souls.
	www.mccarter.org /get_involved/education/candida/index.html (6608 words)

	Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In this play, which is one of Shakespeare's earliest attempts at tragedy and which was written in the same period as his great romantic comedies like A Midsummer Night's Dream, we see a disarming shifting of mood from the comic and lighthearted to the sobering and portentous.
		"Candida," written by Shaw between 1894 and 1895 and first performed in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1897, is a domestic story that chronicles the relationships between the Rev. James Mavor Morrell, a passionate conservative socialist preacher, his staff, his wife Candida, her industrialist father and a poet, Eugene Marchbanks.
		The character of Candida is written as a woman who inspires devotion due in equal parts to her beauty, compassion and goodness.
	www.actorssummit.org /reviews99_00.html (6085 words)

	The Gateway \| Tuesday, 8 November, 2005 \| Volume XCVI Issue 17 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Candida tells the story of a quirky and sensitive poet, Marchbanks (Arlen Konopaki), who traipses into the home of a socialist priest, Morrell (Mat Busby), declaring his love for the priest’s wife, Candida (Simone Saunders).
		In its time, Candida was considered a “strong woman” play, because she exercises the power to choose between the men, and relishes it.
		Played as a hilarious, floppy dandy who leaps and bounds skittishly around the stage, he is so excitable and neurotic that at one point he hurls himself, face first, into the couch, sticks his butt in the air and addresses Candida from there.
	www.gateway.ualberta.ca /view.php?aid=5121 (577 words)

	Candida; ATC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Candida is a thought provoking, highly comical look at the mystery of woman.
		While Morell laughs off this boyish fantasy, Eugene asserts that Candida is a woman who she needs attention and romance, not rhetoric and preaching.
		Robin Goodrin Nordli was reserved in the first act, as she needed to be, and shined in the third as Candida controlled both men with a flick of her pinky.
	www.loonnews.com /mychele/aaro/canrvw.html (793 words)

	Aisle Say (Boston): CANDIDA
		The author went so far as to claim that the play was a response to Ibsen's "A Doll's House", wherein Shaw demonstrated that a husband can be the partner who is the oppressed and infantilized plaything.
		Actresses have burned to play Candida: to stand between two men declaring their undying love and tell them both that they are acting like little boys.
		..but Candida's serene brow, courageous eyes..signify largeness of mind and dignity of character to ennoble her cunning in the affections." The play is Shaw's tribute to the series of admirable women, most of them safely and firmly married, whose generous support and understanding made his own career possible.
	www.stagepage.info /reviews/candida.html (983 words)

	Candida
		She plays the title role in George Bernard Shaw's Candida at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford--a part that she fills impressively, oozing confidence and capability.
		PETULA CLARK is a charming Candida, playing the role in a smiling and relaxed manner in Val May's delightful production of Bernard Shaw's trifle about the clergyman's wife with a soft spot forr a young earthy poet.
		It's not just that as Candida she is a the centre of attention, courtes7y of the character and her box-office name.
	www.petulaclark.net /theatre/candida.html (731 words)

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		Candida, on the other hand, is in full control of her situation: in spite of her delicate, lacy gowns, she wears the pants in a dollhouse of her own construction.
		When the play opens, Candida has been holidaying with the children and is coming home for a few days, "to see how we’re getting on without her," says her husband.
		Candida’s rustic scoundrel of a father is played by Duncan Fraser, a wizard of the small gesture.
	www.vancourier.com /issues01/03101/ent7.htm (664 words)

	Candida by George Bernard Shaw, Search Cheap Books, Discount Books, ISBN 066017913X
		Throughout much of the play Morrell and Marchbanks engage in a series of brilliantly written duels over Candida, each of them espousing what Candida means to them and what they can give her, arguing through numerous philosophical issues in the process.
		But neither gentleman has actually troubled to consult Candida herself; when they eventually lay the issue before her and insist that she decide between them, she responds in a way that not only demonstrates how little they know of her, but how little they know about both women and the world in general.
		The ending of the play, rather than being the rather "pat," upbeat ending we've learned to expect from romantic comedies, is reflective and character-driven and seems to have been written by Candida, herself, just as it should be.
	www.comparebookprices.ca /book_detail/066017913X (1043 words)

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	Candida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Candida was written in 1894 but not produced in London until 1904.
		Nevertheless, Candida surely ranks as one of his most charming plays, brimming with equal dollops of humor, sentiment, and philosophy.
		In fact, it is in these moments of revelation and vulnerability, that the play gains its lasting resonance …and even a sense of mystery.
	www.commonwealtheatre.org /candida.shtml (358 words)

	ISU Play Concordances: Candida by Bernard Shaw (Search Page) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Please Note: The complete acting dialogue of Candida is not a complete published text of the work and should be used for research purposes only.
		Copying the acting dialogue of the play is a violation of international copyright law and should be avoided.
		All keywords are prefixed with a double-colon (::) and all speaker's names are prefixed with a colon-equals (:=) while location within the source is designated by a locator at the start of the string.
	www.public.iastate.edu /~spires/Concord/candidasearch.html (293 words)

	Arden Theatre Company - Arden Theatre Company opens 2000-2001 season with CANDIDA, George Bernard Shaw's sparkling and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		CANDIDA, one of the most popular plays in the Shaw repertory, is a warm and witty tale that challenges the conventional wisdom about relationships between the sexes.
		CANDIDA tells the story of an empowered wife who is forced to choose between her steadfast clergyman husband and the passionate young poet who has fallen in love with her.
		CANDIDA is a wonderful play for actors, according to Nolen.
	www.ardentheatre.org /news/2000_0817.html (616 words)

	Candida, a CurtainUp review
		Within the Shavian oeuvre, Candida is a play that is marked by the absence of the "typical" complaints about Shaw's plays.
		But the fact is, Candida is ageless, and Camp meticulously renders a woman who, as the theater's "Playgoer's Supplement" suggests she should be, is more maternal than sexual.
		Newcomer Kia Christina Heath captures the essence of the Reverend's secretary, Miss Proserpine (Prossy) Garnett, and also contributes mightily if subtly to the laughs, especially in the first scene of the second act when she is alone with Eugene and later when she has the temerity to sip champagne.
	www.curtainup.com /candida.html (760 words)

	Harley Granville Barker (1877-1946) Part 1 - 5. Actors from the Golden Age of the Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Mr Granville Barker succeeded in playing Eugene Marchbanks where almost every other actor would have failed, because the representation of a lyrical mood is one within the peculiar range of his powers.
		When he repeats her name 'Candida, Candida, Candida,' there is not a touch of self-consciousness in the musical reiteration; he does not appear to be following the sound of his own voice like most actors at such times, but to be listening, detached, to his longing made audible.
		The play opened on April 9, 1904, and, while it was still running, Granville Barker arranged to put on a series of six matinees of Shaw's Candida, beginning on April 26.
	www.collectorspost.com /Barker.htm (615 words)

	Candida by George Bernard Shaw Detailed Book Review
		When the play opens she is returning from a vacation with her children.
		Marchbanks is in love with Candida, and he tells Morell that she deserves something more than mere complacency from her husband.
		Candida decides that she must choose the man who needs her most, her husband.
	www.allreaders.com /Topics/Info_28970.asp (296 words)

	John R
		Heartbreak, his preference to read or see the plays produced rather than to act in them, his missed opportunities to meet GBS more than the single time he did so, and his admiration for Shaw's personal character as well has his sympathy with Shaw's difficulty in the Mrs.
		An energetic assembly of the Shaw/socialism connection, Ingle's discussion cautions that while GBS was generally an advocate, he was not a fundamentalist.
		He did not want rule by the masses, and did not believe that the wisdom for a good socialism would arise from the populations bred in capitalism.
	chuma.cas.usf.edu /~dietrich/Checklist-1981.htm (1027 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Regional News & Reviews: San Francisco "Fences" and "Candida" - 3/19/2000
		The play is a tribute to a good marriage that can support the growth of its partners and still, although imperfect, be founded on mature love.
		The ending is the confrontation of the three where the self composed Candida cuts through the male scrapping with icy clarity.
		She keenly sifts through the play’s arguments about material strength and weakness until finally the husband realizes that she is the stronger of the two.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /regional/sanfran/s48.html (1377 words)

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