Revivals. The Musical is based on a play written by Bernard Shaw known as "Pygmalion" and opened in 1913 and had many Adaptations, one being "My Fair Lady"
Shaw’s timeless criticism of gender and class roles in society, titled Pygmalion utilises characterisation to challenge the reader’s perceptions about class
In George Bernard Shaw’s didactic, Victorian play Pygmalion, Linguistics Professor Henry Higgins’s perceptive ears are offended by the sound of Eliza’s
them. His wife Faith, is, of course, symbolic of his faith, and is used as a foil to develop Goodman’s fall into evil. “Faith, as the wife was aptly named
Born on July 4, 1804, in Salem, Massachusetts, Nathaniel Hawthorne was a descendant of Puritan ancestors. Since his family suffered a long and shameful