Pygmalion

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, the play explores themes of social class and transformation through the story of a phonetics professor who bets he can transform a lower-class flower girl into a refined lady. The narrative delves into issues of identity, language, and societal expectations, highlighting the complexities of class distinctions and personal growth. Shaw's sharp wit and social commentary make this a timeless examination of human potential and the influence of environment on character.