Modern drama Question # 1: Elaborate G B Shaw writing techniques as a dramastist? Answer: George Bernard Shaw As a Dramatist , Second Only to Shakespeare: George Bernard Shah is recognized as the greatest dramastist after Shakespeare. Some even rate him above the bard from Avon. GB Shah was a writer who revolunized English prose. He was in a way a dreamer and that filtered into his writings. He believed that the world is beautiful and it is the folly of man that it is not a paradise . This was the reason he took up relevant social-political issues and brought them out in his plays. An excellent example is the play"Mrs.Warrens Profession" In this play he discussed the oldest profession in the world, prostitution. Slums so much a part of British London during his time was beautifully represented in "Widower 's House", Think of a subject and GB Shah tackled it with aplomb. He portrayed the medical profession in "Doctor 's Dilemma" and the scourge of war in "Arms and the man. His portrayal of love, marriage and adultery is skillfully represented in "Candida. Thus one can visualize GB Shaw as a dramatist who had a sensitive mind. His portrayal of social issues that concern the common man is something that puts him in my view above all play. But GB was not just a man who represented socio-economic problems only , as his writings concerned the innermost feelings and ethos of human life. He wrote about what man is and and how