Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw - F.E.S.T. - Frankfurt English Speaking Theatre
About the PLAY
First performed in Vienna in 1913, Bernard Shaw’s masterpiece is inspired by the Greek myth of creating the perfect woman. PYGMALION is a social commentary set within the structures & conventions of a comedy of manners. Both of these aspects of the play will be developed in the FEST production as it explores Shaw’s concerns of poverty, class, gender & the types of societal structure we accept. In retelling his fable, we will ask the audience his questions – what are our values, and how are they demonstrated in the way we treat each other.
Directed by Daniel Toyne
assited by Cornelia Groeger
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