The Eynsford-Hills feature in this play, in which two linguists make a (*)  bet regarding whether the main character can learn to speak like a duchess.
This play derives its name from a mythological character who sculpted his idealization of Galatea. The Eynsford-Hills feature in this play, in which two linguists make a (*)  bet regarding whether the main character can learn to speak like a duchess. Professor Higgins therefore begins his endeavor to tutor that main character in proper speech, while Colonel Pickering agrees to pay Higgins's costs if he is successful. For 10 points, name this play in which Higgins successfully tutors cockney-speaking Eliza Doolittle, a play by George Bernard Shaw.
This play derives its name from a mythological character who sculpted his idealization of Galatea.
Pygmalion