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1. iii A Message from Evan Yionoulis: Welcome to the Juilliard Drama Division’s first production of the season: George Bernard Shaw’s Major Barbara, a play as provocative and resonant today as it was in , when it was written. Alum Janet Zarish directs. We are excited to share with you the work of our fourth-year actors as they, in their.

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4. 87 Major Barbara: Act III George Bernard Shaw. Next day after lunch Lady Britomart is writing in the library in Wilton Crescent. Sarah is reading in the armchair near the window. Barbara, in ordinary dresss, pale and brooding, is on the settee. Charley Lomax enters. Coming forward between the settee and the writing table, he starts on seeing.

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5. Major Barbara - Act 1 Summary & Analysis George Bernard Shaw This Study Guide consists of approximately 51 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Major Barbara.

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6. Bernard Shaw's Major Barbara has been called the most controversial of Shaw's works, while also be-ing recognized as a major work in the history of modern drama. As the play begins it is an evening in January , in the library of Lady Britomart Undershaft. .

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7. Read Act II of Major Barbara by Bernard Shaw. The text begins: The yard of the West Ham shelter of the Salvation Army is a cold place on a January morning. The building itself, an old warehouse, is newly whitewashed. Its gabled end projects into the yard in the middle, with a door on the ground floor, and another in the loft above it without any balcony or ladder, but with a pulley rigged over.

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8. Sarah and Barbara come in with their respective young men, Charles Lomax and Adolphus Cusins. Sarah is slender, bored, and mundane. Barbara is robuster, jollier, much more energetic. Sarah is fashionably dressed: Barbara is in Salvation Army uniform. Lomax, a young man about town, is like many other young men about town.

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9. MAJOR BARBARA by George Bernard Shaw THE AUTHOR George Bernard Shaw () was born into a lower-middle class Protestant family in Dublin, Ireland. His father was an alcoholic failed merchant, while his mother was a professional singer. When Shaw was sixteen, his mother ran off with her voice teacher, leaving him at home to.

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