5 FEBRUARY 2017

Something for collectors
Bernard Shaw's 10th birthday!!! Did time travel become a reality?
What have Shaw's neighbors come to!! Thanks to Audrey McNamara for bringing this to my attention.
One the most lucid analyses of Shaw's stance about Soviet Russia
Obituary for Emmanuelle Riva, whose first major role in Paris was in Arms and the Man. Thanks to Jean Moore and D. Dietrich for sending this my way.
The Library of Congress has launched the digitized database of the Sigmund Freud papers. There's no Shaw in it, but I know of a few of you who do research on psychoanalytic approaches to literature and may want to check the source. The "finding aid" on the left margin will get you started.
Interview with Joseph Pearce, who had a few things to say about Shaw, his contemporaries, and the Catholic Church.
The World Theatre Map - Join the project and add all Shaw productions you know of. You can even advertise your own productions.
There's a new playlist in the GBS Youtube Channel: AUDITIONS. Lots of actors showcase their talent online by reciting monologues from Shaw's plays.
The "exotic" item of the week: a 2002 Ph.D. thesis from Hungary (in English) with only one reference to Shaw but plenty of interesting stuff about William Morris and John Ruskin.
Trailer for the production of Pygmalion at the West Yorkshire Playhouse.
And I'll leave you with a question.

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