Candida by George Bernard Shaw Essay -- Candida George Bernard Shaw Es

Candida by George Bernard ShawThis isnt necessarily a negative thing theyre each well suited toeach other, and create a sort of synergy that drives the play. Buttheyre each quite different in their own respect. The principal(prenominal) ones,Candida, Eugene and James are all written to be strong characters, andthe counsel they were portrayed in the production our class saw lived upto this classification. However, this doesnt impart to everything.Some of the characters were stretched to make the play appeal to anewer generation in a newer day and age, at the expense of the dignityof at to the lowest degree one of the characters. Eugene.Eugene is a disowned poet who falls in love with Candida, the wife ofreverend James. Hes a brilliant artist and spews nothing but truismsfrom beginning to end. However, the speech dont really match theperformance. Eugene uses a level of language that connotes adignified, terrible upbringing, which is supported within the context ofthe story. Howe ver, the actor, and director, inevitably, felt that tomodernize the play they require to make him more undi...