Man and Superman

American  

noun

1. a comedy (1903) by G. B. Shaw.

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Example Sentences

The Shakespeare Theatre Company's Simon Godwin will direct the production, eight years after he brought Fiennes and Varma together for Man and Superman at the National Theatre.

From BBC

Liverpool theater director William Armstrong saw him running a dress rehearsal and helped kick-start Mr. Brook’s career by recommending him to the Birmingham Repertory, where Mr. Brook made his debut in 1945 directing Shaw’s “Man and Superman.”

From Washington Post

There, Mr. Brook successfully directed Shaw’s “Man and Superman” and Shakespeare’s “King John,” and formed a professional bond with Paul Scofield, who had a leading role in each play.

From New York Times

It is maddening when I cannot lay my hands on George Bernard Shaw’s “Man and Superman,” though I know very well that I do have a copy.

From New York Times

“Hamlet” on July 15; “Romeo and Juliet” on July 16; and “Man and Superman” on July 17.

From Washington Post