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The Apple Cart is a sharp and humorous satire by Bernard Shaw, written in 1929, which critiques the pretensions of politicians, the bourgeoisie, and the social elite. The play centers on Lord Brockelhurst, a self-declared “great man” with the desire to impose his will on society. His daughter, Lady Elizabeth, finds herself torn between her loyalty to her father and her own yearnings for independence.

As the characters navigate the complex worlds of politics, love, and social hierarchy, Shaw’s keen wit exposes the hypocrisy and absurdity of the upper class. With its clever dialogue and scathing commentary on human nature, The Apple Cart remains a timeless classic that continues to resonate with modern audiences.

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