Arms And The Man

One of his most important plays and one of the most renowned comedies George Bernard Shaw’s <i>Arms and the Man</i> talks about the 1885 Serbo-Bulgarian War. The story revolves around the incident of a Swiss soldier fighting in the Serbian army who bursts into a young Bulgarian woman’s bedroom and begs her to hide him. A crafted combination of wit and humour this classic is an epitome of a satire on the typical values about war morality love and class.