THE COUNTESS
by Gregory Murphy Off-Broadway production In1853 the foremost art critic of the period John Ruskin, his wife Effie and his portage the Pre-Raphaelite painter John Everett Millias departed in high spirits for the Scottish Highlands. What happened there gave rise to one of the most notorious scandals of the Victorian Age. "Wonderfully witty! Erotically charged! Splendidly directed, the entire cast is excellent!"
--The New York Times "One of the best plays of the year!" --NY1 and Daily News "It's a damn good tale. Plus it's true!" --New York Post "It's a pleasure to say that The Countess is a success because it deserves to be." -- Barabara and Scott Siegel (TheatreMania.com) |