The Plays of Bernard Shaw.
 
This book contains six of Shaw's plays:
 
Heartbreak House:-Shaw's "Heartbreak House" explores a quirky, fading gentry's pre-WWI anxieties. Through witty dialogue and symbolic chaos, characters grapple with societal decay and personal disillusionment in this thought-provoking play.
 
Great Catherine:-"Great Catherine" blends comedy and history! A spirited Englishwoman clashes with Russian court customs. Expect witty dialogue and unexpected turns in this short, sharp play.
 
O'Flaherty V.C:-A witty clash of class and patriotism! O'Flaherty, a war hero, faces bureaucratic absurdity upon his return. Shaw's play hilariously explores identity and societal expectations.
 
The Inca of Perusalem:-a quirky hotelier claims royal Incan descent, causing comedic chaos.
 
Augustus does his bit:-hilariously satirizes wartime bureaucracy. A pompous officer's incompetence clashes with a determined typist, exposing the absurdity of power during conflict.
 
Annajanska:-Annajanska, an Empress, faces upheaval, forcing her to confront changing power.