B. Show as the founder of the intellectual theater

George Bernard Shaw was more than a great writer, an innovative playwright turned classic. on a global scale. His witticisms and paradoxes were scattered all over the world. His fame was so loud that he was simply called G.B.S.; he was heard by those who had never seen or read his plays. Like his illustrious compatriots W. Churchill, B. Russell, G. Wells, he was a great Englishman, whose presence in his life was felt with patriotic pride by several generations.