How does Shaw portray the power of language in Pygmalion?

Who are the two main characters in Pygmalion?

When was the play Pygmalion first performed?

What does the fading of the snake symbolize in the conclusion of the play?

How does Appanna change by the end of the play?

Where is the play Nagamandala set?

Who is Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie?

What is Amanda Wingfield's attitude towards her son's desires to leave the family?

What role does Jim O'Connor play in The Glass Menagerie?

What is Tom Wingfield's main struggle in The Glass Menagerie?

In what year did Girish Karnad pass away?

Which of the following awards did Girish Karnad receive for his contribution to the Indian arts and culture?

Which of the following plays was written by Girish Karnad?

Which university did Girish Karnad attend as a Rhodes Scholar?

What year was Girish Karnad born?

Where was Girish Karnad born?

How does Jim O'Connor’s visit affect Laura Wingfield?

Who is the narrator of The Glass Menagerie?

What is the primary setting of The Glass Menagerie?

When was The Glass Menagerie first performed?

Who wrote The Glass Menagerie (1944)?

Tennessee Williams passed away in which year?

What year was Tennessee Williams born?

Tennessee Williams won two Pulitzer Prizes for Drama for which of the following plays?

Which of the following plays by Tennessee Williams is considered a "memory play" and reflects his own life?

What caused the major rift between Willy and Biff?

What offer does Charley make to Willy?

What is the primary setting of Death of a Salesman?

Who is the protagonist of Death of a Salesman?

Arthur Miller passed away in which year?

Which play by Arthur Miller critiques the American Dream and focuses on an aging salesman, Willy Loman?

When was Arthur Miller born?

How does the play end?

Which character in Waiting for Godot is associated with carrying a large bag and having a limp?

Which two characters are waiting for Godot in the play?

Who is the author of Waiting for Godot?

Which play by Samuel Beckett features characters who engage in repetitive, pointless activities while waiting for someone who never arrives?

In what year did Beckett receive the International Prize for Literature?

In which of Beckett's plays do the characters Vladimir and Estragon wait for a figure named Godot?

Which of the following was Samuel Beckett's first novel?

Samuel Beckett is most associated with which theatrical movement?

Where was Samuel Beckett born?

Which character believes that people can change their social class through language?

Who is the protagonist of Pygmalion?

A play that deals with the narcissism of the self-involved hero, who undergoes a test, put to him by the wife in order to survive :

Who is Bernard in Death of a Salesman?

Setting of the play Riders to the Sea:

The film version of Shaw's Pygmalion :

Name the dance practiced and performed by Nora in A Doll's House:

The subtitle of The Importance of Being Earnest ;