Family and money – a lethal combination. When the Hubbard siblings decide to invest in a cotton mill, the struggle for the biggest slice of the pie begins. Brothers Ben and Oscar connive and scheme, but it is their powerful sister Regina who will seemingly stop at nothing to get what she wants. The treachery of these Southern foxes is a timeless story about the power of greed. One of Lillian Hellman’s best known works, the deliciously treacherous Regina Giddens has been played by some of theatre and film’s most commanding women including Tallulah Bankhead, who originated the role on Broadway, and Bette Davis, who starred in the 1941 movie