Which Shavian play features a discussion on creative evolution?

What is the central ethical dilemma explored in 'Mrs. Warren's Profession'?

Which of Shaw’s works tells the story of a young French peasant girl who leads the French army in the Hundred Years' War?

Which Shavian play is a romantic comedy set during the Serbo-Bulgarian War?

What is the primary bet made by Henry Higgins in 'Pygmalion'?

In 'Pygmalion', what is Eliza Doolittle's original profession?

Which play by Shaw features the character Major Barbara Undershaft, who is deeply involved with the Salvation Army?

Which of the following themes is NOT prominently explored in Shaw's plays?

What was the profession of Shaw's parents?

In which year did George Bernard Shaw pass away?

Ibsen's play 'Brand' is best understood as:

Which of Ibsen's plays features a protagonist who must choose between life on land and the allure of the sea?

Which Ibsen play centers on a family grappling with financial ruin and the legacy of a disgraced businessman?

Which Ibsen play revolves around the Ekdal family and explores themes of illusion, escapism, and the destructive nature of truth?

Which of Ibsen's plays tells the story of a man obsessed with building a high tower, symbolizing his artistic ambition and eventual downfall?

In Ghosts, what devastating truth does Helene Alving uncover about her late husband's character and its impact on her son, Oswald?

Which Ibsen play features the character Rebecca West, who is linked to dark secrets and exerts influence over the lives of others?

Which play by Ibsen tells the story of the Allmers family and explores themes of guilt, responsibility, and the impact of past mistakes on the present?

In which of Ibsen's plays does the character Hedda desire to control the fate of others, leading to tragic outcomes?

Which play by Ibsen features Dr. Stockmann as the protagonist, who struggles against the corruption of his town's authorities after discovering the polluted waters of the municipal baths?

What is Eliza’s struggle after her transformation in Pygmalion?

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?

What does the snake symbolize in Rani’s life?

How does the snake affect Rani’s life in the play?

What is Rani’s relationship with Appanna like in the beginning 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 in The Glass Menagerie ?

Which of the following best describes Amanda’s relationship with her children in The Glass Menagerie ?

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?

What was the title of Girish Karnad’s first play?

Which university did Girish Karnad attend as a Rhodes Scholar?

What year was Girish Karnad born?

Where was Girish Karnad born?

What is Amanda Wingfield’s obsession in Act 1 of The Glass Menagerie?

What is Laura Wingfield’s physical condition in The Glass Menagerie?

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?