Caesar and Cleopatra

Set in ancient Egypt, this play explores the complex and often humorous relationship between Julius Caesar and Cleopatra, blending historical events with Shaw's witty dialogue. The narrative delves into themes of power, politics, and gender dynamics, showcasing the interactions between the iconic figures. Originally performed in 1899, it reflects Shaw's unique perspective on traditional narratives, offering audiences a fresh take on these legendary characters. The play's significance is further highlighted by its inclusion in Shaw's collection, Three Plays for Puritans.