The dramatic canon has long explored complex portrayals of motherhood, from iconic figures like Medea and Lady Macbeth to more contemporary characters like Rose in “Gypsy” and Ginny in “Cult of Love.” Recent Broadway productions such as “Cult of Love” and “The Hills of California” feature multidimensional mothers who navigate the challenges of nurturing and protecting their children while confronting their own flaws and desires. Through nuanced storytelling and diverse perspectives, these plays offer a deeper exploration of the maternal experience and its impact on individuals and society.
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