The epilogue to this play reveals that one character outgrew the pompousness of Largelady Lane by reading the novels of H.G. Wells.
The epilogue to this play reveals that one character outgrew the pompousness of Largelady Lane by reading the novels of H.G. Wells. This play opens during a torrential downpour in Covent Garden, where the "Note Taker" is suspected of being a policeman. Characters in this play include the scolding but upright housekeeper Mrs. Pearce and the protagonist's love interest (*) Freddy Eynsford Hill. In this play, a professor of phonetics makes a bet with his colleague Colonel Pickering that he can change a Cockney girl into a duchess. For 10 points, name this play about Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle written by George Bernard Shaw.
The epilogue to this play reveals that one character outgrew the pompousness of Largelady Lane by reading the novels of H.G. Wells.
Pygmalion