Overview
- Gingold Theatrical Group announced a new gender‑neutral adaptation of George Bernard Shaw’s Village Wooing, adapted and to be directed by artistic director David Staller.
- The production will be offered as a Salon Presentation in the atmospheric library of The House of the Redeemer with a brief four‑performance run in late October.
- Staller’s version opens Shaw’s two roles, originally identified as “A” and “Z,” to performers of any gender so the play’s language and emotional thread remain intact while casting is broadened.
- Casting has not yet been announced and ticket proceeds from the run will directly support GTG’s initiatives, including Project Shaw, Speakers’ Corner, and other development programs.
- Village Wooing is a short, two‑character 1933 comedy about two independent people whose argument turns to attraction, a format that suits intimate stagings and contemporary reinterpretation.