George Bernard Shaw Biography
July 26, 1856 – November 2, 1950
George Bernard Shaw was an Irish playwright and socialist who focused on the social issues of his time. His plays, numbering over sixty, blend comedy with serious themes such as education, marriage, religion, and class privilege. A committed socialist, Shaw advocated for equal rights, the alleviation of the working class's exploitation, and promoted healthy lifestyles. His works continue to resonate with their wit and intelligence, though Shaw himself was famously averse to public accolades.






