As part of its mandate to be devoted to George Bernard Shaw, the Shaw Festival has performed most of Shaw's plays, including some odd and obscure ones. It has also revived or unearthed a number of late nineteenth century or early twentieth century plays in affecting productions that amounted to discovery or rediscovery. Causally or not, several of those works have subsequently been produced by theaters in New York and London, which gained considerable favorable attention, even praise and awards for renewing interest in the lost treasures.
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