Candida

The play explores a love triangle involving the Reverend Morrell, his wife Candida, and the young poet Marchbanks, who becomes increasingly drawn to Candida. Through this dynamic, Shaw critiques societal norms surrounding marriage and relationships, reflecting his broader concerns about social issues such as class privilege and the exploitation of the working class. First published in 1898, it showcases Shaw's sharp wit and insightful commentary on human nature and societal expectations.