No one believes in monarchy anymore, with the possible exception of Haile Selassie. Not even George Bernard Shaw, though he gives the king all the lines in The Apple Cart. As Shaw says in his preface, ...
Monarchy is the thing that might get upset in "The Apple Cart," a romp through political structures penned by George Bernard Shaw during a cocksure crest in his career. The setting is the future — you ...
At the Shaw Festival this season, it’s The Apple Cart that rocks. The Bernard Shaw 1928 satirical play is a wordy, unwieldy one about democracy and its defects. It zigs and zags, on and off topic, ...
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