"A Taste of Honey" is a play written by Sheila Delaney in 1958. It explores the life of a young woman named Jo who navigates her relationships with her mother, Helen, and her experiences with love and identity. The play addresses themes of class, race, and sexuality, reflecting the social issues of post-war Britain. The story unfolds in a working-class setting, highlighting the struggles of its characters. Jo becomes pregnant after a brief romance with a Black sailor, and her journey of self-discovery is intertwined with her complex relationship with her mother. The play is notable for its realistic portrayal of women's lives and challenges.