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Miss Fanny Brough - French-born British Stage Actress
Miss Fanny Brough (1852-1914) - Paris-born British Stage Actress. She created the title role in G B Shaws Mrs Warrens Profession (1902). Date: circa 1902
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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection
Bernard Bouquet Brough Downey Fanny Profession Role Shaw 1902 French Born Miss Warrens
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Miss Fanny Brough: A Paris-Born British Stage Actress Who Brought Mrs. Warren's Profession to Life This portrait captures the enchanting presence of Miss Fanny Brough (1852-1914), a French-born British actress who left an indelible mark on the London stage. Born in Paris, Brough's theatrical career began in the late 19th century, and she quickly rose to prominence with her riveting performances. In 1902, Brough created the title role in George Bernard Shaw's groundbreaking play, Mrs. Warren's Profession. Shaw's provocative and socially relevant work challenged the conventions of the time, and Brough's portrayal of the complex and morally ambiguous character of Mrs. Warren was both daring and masterful. The image shows Miss Brough holding a bouquet of flowers, her expressive face framed by a delicate lace collar, her eyes sparkling with intelligence and emotion. The soft focus and warm lighting of the photograph add to the sense of intimacy and allure, making it a fitting tribute to an actress who captivated audiences with her artistry and charisma. Brough's performance in Mrs. Warren's Profession was a critical and commercial success, and she continued to act in both London and New York until her retirement in 1911. Her legacy as a trailblazing actress who brought challenging and complex roles to life continues to inspire actors and audiences alike, more than a century after her debut on the London stage.
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