The Parisian Woman (play)

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The Parisian Woman is a contemporary political drama play by Beau Willimon that explores power, ambition, and personal relationships in Washington, D.C.

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instanceOf play
stage work
author Beau Willimon
broadwayCity New York City
broadwayOpeningDate 2017-11-30
broadwayProducer Second Stage Theater
broadwayStar Uma Thurman
broadwayTheatre Hudson Theatre
broadwayTransfer yes
castMember Blair Brown
Josh Lucas
Marton Csokas
Phillipa Soo
Uma Thurman
countryOfOrigin United States
firstPublishedIn 21st century
genre drama
political drama
hasMainCharacter Chloe
Jeanette
Peter
Rebecca
Tom
inspiredBy Henry Becque
La Parisienne
language English
notableFor Uma Thurman’s Broadway debut
depiction of Washington, D.C. political elite
originalMedium theatre
partOf American contemporary theatre
premiereCity Costa Mesa, California
premiereDate 2013
premiereLocation South Coast Repertory
settingLocation Washington, D.C.
subjectMatter ambition
personal relationships
politics
power
theme compromise in politics
marriage and infidelity
moral ambiguity
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary United States politics
writer Beau Willimon

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Beau Willimon notableWork The Parisian Woman (play)
Phillipa Soo notableWork The Parisian Woman (Broadway play)
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Phillipa Soo performedIn The Parisian Woman (Broadway play)
subject linked to: Phillipa
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