With her rapier wit and a gift for scathing satire, Clare Boothe Luce established herself as a feminist Oscar Wilde for the Jazz Age. Her 1936 hit comedy caused a sensation, shattering the cozy myths of matrimony and serving up some of the century's juiciest roles for women -- "some of the most odious harpies ever collected in one play," according to Times reviewer Brooks Atkinson.

Hilarious and provocative, the women runs the theatrical gamut from outlandish farce to sensitive emotional drama.

"A smash hit of solid proportions! Plenty of spicy lines and situations." (Variety)

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