'Naturewoman' Summary

Naturewoman follows the journey of Oceana Talbot, a young woman raised on a tropical island who returns to her wealthy Bostonian family after her grandfather's death. Her unconventional upbringing and free-spirited nature clash with the conservative values of her relatives, leading to tension and conflict. The play explores themes of culture clash, gender roles, and the struggle between personal freedom and societal expectations. As Oceana navigates the complexities of her family relationships and finds herself attracted to a married man, the play delves into the complexities of love, desire, and social norms.