1. The author was born in Dublin, the son of a civil servant.

2. The author's education was very structured and organised.

3. The author's move to London was a turning point in his career.
4. The author's radical ideas and wit transformed the stage into a platform for discussions.
5. The author's later plays were always focused on drama rather than discussion.
6. The author's complete works were published in thirty-six volumes between 1930 and
1950.
7. The author's earliest dramas were all comedies.
8. The author's works were always conventional and followed traditional norms.
9. In Major Barbara, the audience was not engaged by the witty argumentation.
10. The author's complete works were published in thirty-six volumes between 1930 and
1950.