TRACY C. DAVIS is Associate Professor of Theatre and English at Northwestern University. She has contributed to numerous books and anthologies, and is the author of Actresses as Working Women: Their Social Identity in Victorian Culture (1991).

• Abbreviations Preface Introduction Shaw Before Playwriting Apprenticeship as a Playwright Shaw's Theatrical Heyday Responses to the Twentieth Century Chronology of Shaw's Life and Writings Bibliographical Essay Index

TRACY C. DAVIS is Associate Professor of Theatre and English at Northwestern University. She has contributed to numerous books and anthologies, and is the author of Actresses as Working Women: Their Social Identity in Victorian Culture (1991).

• Abbreviations Preface Introduction Shaw Before Playwriting Apprenticeship as a Playwright Shaw's Theatrical Heyday Responses to the Twentieth Century Chronology of Shaw's Life and Writings Bibliographical Essay Index

TRACY C. DAVIS is Associate Professor of Theatre and English at Northwestern University. She has contributed to numerous books and anthologies, and is the author of Actresses as Working Women: Their Social Identity in Victorian Culture (1991).

• Abbreviations Preface Introduction Shaw Before Playwriting Apprenticeship as a Playwright Shaw's Theatrical Heyday Responses to the Twentieth Century Chronology of Shaw's Life and Writings Bibliographical Essay Index