Candida

The play features Candida, a strong and independent woman at the center of a love triangle between her husband, Reverend James Morell, and the young poet Eugene Marchbanks. Set in Victorian society, it challenges conventional views on marriage and explores the complexities of love and desire. Morell's dedication to his ideals is tested by Marchbanks' infatuation with Candida, prompting all characters to confront their vulnerabilities. Shaw's sharp wit and social commentary illuminate the dynamics of relationships and highlight Candida as a symbol of female empowerment.