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Plays Pleasant
by George Bernard Shaw
Why we like it
"George Bernard Shaw's 'Plays Pleasant' deftly combines comedy and critique, showcasing the contradictions and follies of human behavior."
From: Satirical PlaysWhat readers are saying
Readers appreciate the clever wit and engaging narratives in Shaw's collection, highlighting the exploration of human emotions and societal ideals. Many enjoy the light-hearted nature of the plays and find them entertaining and insightful, with 'Arms and the Man' being a standout favorite. However, some readers express that reading the plays is not as fulfilling as experiencing them live, while others feel Shaw's humor may not resonate with everyone.
Clever and witty dialogueInsightful exploration of societyEngaging narrativesStandout performances in 'Arms and the Man'Not as engaging as live performances
Synopsis
Presents four plays intended to both amuse and provoke audiences.
Publication
PublisherPenguin
Year2003
BindingPaperback
Pages336
PlaceLondon
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780140437942
ISBN-100140437940
LCCN2003536813
LCCPR5363 .A3 2003
DCC822/.912
Plays Pleasant is a British comedy play written by George Bernard Shaw and published by Penguin in London (2003).
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