Theatre history comes to life in the heart of the west-end. First staged in 1957, Dear Liar  takes nearly forty years of correspondence between George Bernard Shaw and Mrs Patrick Campbell and turns it into a theatrical tightrope act: two voices, a great deal of language, and the constant question of how to make letters behave like living drama. At its best, the play reveals not just affection and antagonism, but the sheer pleasure both figures took in verbal sparring - and a

Vice President Richenda Carey joined trustees and volunteers from The Shaw Society at The Guildhall last week to celebrate Jeffrey Wei Liu’s appointment as Shaw Society Vice President - Asia Pacific. Jeffrey is a former international swimmer, Cambridge Fellow, entrepreneur, lawyer, and UNESCO Cultural Heritage Ambassador. His admiration for Bernard Shaw stems from Shaw's 1933 visit to China, which encouraged Chinese writers, promoting the exchange of literature and ideas betw

The Shaw Society, the UK-based charitable organization dedicated to celebrating the theatre and writings of Irish playwright George...

Starring Colm Meany and Derek Jacobi ‘Shakes Versus Shav’, a madcap puppet film featuring the voices of Colm Meaney as George Bernard...