Playwright George Bernard Shaw in the 1930s

Playwright George Bernard Shaw in the 1930s

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The transcript discusses the themes of high comedy and social critique in plays, highlighting their philosophical and religious undertones. It mentions the global impact of successful plays, which continue to be performed worldwide. Notable works such as 'Mrs Warren's Profession', 'Pygmalion', and its adaptation into the musical 'My Fair Lady' are emphasized.

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What social issues are addressed in the works mentioned in the text?

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Which philosophical and religious enigmas are examined in the plays?

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Name one of the successful hit plays that are still performed today.

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Discuss the themes presented in 'Mrs Warren's Profession'.

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What is the significance of 'My Fair Lady' in relation to 'Pygmalion'?

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