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In "Man and Superman," George Bernard Shaw truly outdid herself. Not just did he turn up with a Don Juan play within our present day and age, that will be saturated in cynicism, and does not surrender to 'medieval' codes of conduct, but he even manages to turn around the table. In "Man and Superman," the hunter becomes the hunted, forced to flee from his attacked/pursuer. George Bernard Shaw contains within this play an innovative discussion between your authentic 15th-century figures, which not just describes about Don Juan's idea, but shines a brand new light upon our very own lives, today and here.