Short Plays · Character
Gregory Sibthorpe
A husband entangled in the marital cross-purposes of Overruled, whose respectable surface conceals appetites that Shaw's comedy will not let him keep hidden.
supporting
Also known as Gregory Sibthorpe, Gregory, Gregory That, Gregory Impossible, Sibthorpe, Mr. Sibthorpe Juno, Sibthorpe Juno, Juno
First appearance: overruled
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Gregory Sibthorpe belongs to the world of Overruled, where married couples discover that their spouses have been conducting parallel flirtations abroad. His composure as a husband is tested when the very conventions he…
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- Overruled and Inca romances
- Great Catherine court
- Minor and referenced characters
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