1870s New Orleans. Mardi Gras. Three women: the first to be married to a rich Spanish noble, the second destined to live out her life in confinement, the third the most famous courtesan in the South.
A Colonel, his Lieutenant, a sailor, and a carpetbagger in town looking for love, danger, and romance.
Add to the mix Tejano Spanish aristocracy, servants, revelers, thieves.
Live Cajun Creole music! A cast of forty! A clash of honor & morals!
What happens when these women push beyond social boundaries in search of fulfillment in this postbellum romance-adventure?
Directed by TACIT director Brian Brophy, the resituated play was originally penned by Aphra Behn, England's first professional female writer!
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