Pygmalion

Inspired by a Greek myth, this play explores themes of transformation and identity through the story of a sculptor who falls in love with his creation. Premiering in 1913, it reflects the influence of Victorian playwrights and has seen numerous adaptations, including the acclaimed 1938 film and the musical My Fair Lady. Shaw's work delves into social class and personal growth, making it a timeless commentary on the nature of love and self-discovery.