From 'Pygmalion' to 'Mrs. Warren's Profession,' George Bernard Shaw was an outspoken and unconventional playwright who utilized his barbed humor and wit as a platform to deliver his social critiques. After five unsuccessful novels and a stint as a music critic at a London newspaper, Shaw began to write for the stage and, in turn, created a public image that was his own caricature. Discover the life and work of this colorful playwright in this comprehensive program.