Challenging puritanical values, this collection features three distinct plays. "The Devil's Disciple" unfolds during the American Revolution, where a man embraces a mistaken identity as a rebel. "Caesar and Cleopatra" offers a historical exploration of the complex relationship between the iconic figures in ancient Egypt. In "Captain Brassbound's Conversion," a wealthy woman seeks revenge in North Africa but finds herself converted to Islam instead. Each play provokes thought and reflection on societal norms, showcasing Shaw's wit and critique of conventional beliefs.
George Bernard Shaw Books
This Irish playwright is renowned for his witty plays that incisively examine pressing social issues. With a masterful blend of comedy and critique, his works delve into themes of education, marriage, and class inequality. A passionate socialist and advocate for social justice, Shaw's writing and public speaking aimed to improve the lives of the working class and promote equal rights. His unique style and intellectual depth make him one of the most significant dramatists of his era.
