Classic Shaw, complete with socialists and capitalists, women and men, and everyone philosophizing at length, often with soaring rhetoric. These are not his better known plays, but are still worth a look. The first one, To True to be Good, has a sort of Ransom of Red Chief feel to it, while Village Wooing is a sweet, somewhat cynical little love story. On the Rocks is a political story of a Prime Minister who is over his head, especially once he starts trying to actually make things different. Spend an afternoon or two, and explore these works. You're not likely to see them on stage, because they feel a bit dated, but they are good reads. ( )