Bernard Shaw still seemed unsure and restless with his three-act comedy The Buoyant Billions and its terminal diagnosis. In a letter dated 18 November 1946, he shared with director and producer Roy Limbert that he felt “the new play... so bad that [he] ought to burn it.” Stephen WinstenWinsten, Stephen recalled an early 1947 visit from his Ayot St. Lawrence neighbor carrying the three-act script in hand but attributed to an unknown author, a “Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.”

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Why the Life Force Would Not

  • Christopher Wixson

摘要

Bernard Shaw still seemed unsure and restless with his three-act comedy The Buoyant Billions and its terminal diagnosis. In a letter dated 18 November 1946, he shared with director and producer Roy Limbert that he felt “the new play... so bad that [he] ought to burn it.” Stephen WinstenWinsten, Stephen recalled an early 1947 visit from his Ayot St. Lawrence neighbor carrying the three-act script in hand but attributed to an unknown author, a “Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.”