Pygmalion

Pygmalion, authored by the renowned George Bernard Shaw, is a captivating exploration of class and language that continues to resonate with audiences today. First published in 2008, this engaging play features the unforgettable characters of Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle, whose dynamic relationship epitomizes the struggle between social classes and personal transformation. Spanning 208 pages, this edition serves not only as a dramatic piece but also as a foundational text for linguistics and social studies enthusiasts.

Enriched with an authoritative student guide by prominent Shaw scholar Len Connolly, this book offers a wealth of information to help readers excel in their exams and enhance their understanding of Shaw’s themes. Dive into this timeless classic and experience the wit and wisdom of Shaw's commentary on speech and social status in London. Perfect for students and theater lovers alike, Pygmalion is a must-have for your collection!