Shaw, G.B.: Pygmalion (Unabridged)

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Pygmalion (more info)
David Burke, reader
Lucy Whybrow, reader
Geoffrey Palmer, reader
Hannah Gordon, reader
Anton Lesser, reader
George Bernard Shaw,


1. Covent Garden at 11.15 pm. Torrents of heavy summer rain. - 2:26
2. THE FLOWER GIRL 'Nah then Freddy...' - 2:15
3. THE NOTE TAKER 'There, there, there, there!' - 7:19
4. Next day at 11 am. Higgins's laboratory in Wimpole Street. - 7:20
5. HIGGINS 'I shall make a duchess of this draggletailed guttersnipe.' - 9:00
6. PICKERING 'Excuse the straight question, Higins.' - 5:30
7. MRS PEARCE 'Doolittle, sir.' - 3:55
8. HIGGINS 'Mrs Pearce: this is Eliza's father.' - 11:39
9. HIGGINS 'Say your alphabet.' - 2:31
10. Mrs Higgins's. It is between four and five in the afternoon. - 7:06
11. MRS HIGGINS 'Will it rain, do you think?' - 7:10
12. MRS HIGGINS 'Will it rain, do you think?' - 5:27

Pygmalion (more info)
David Burke, reader
Lucy Whybrow, reader
Geoffrey Palmer, reader
Hannah Gordon, reader
Anton Lesser, reader
George Bernard Shaw,


1. The Wimpole Street laboratory. Midnight. - 11:10
2. Mrs Higgins's drawing-room. The parlour-maid comes in. - 2:12
3. THE PARLOUR-MAID 'Mr Doolittle.' - 6:14
4. MRS HIGGINS 'Well, I'm very glad you're not going to do anything foolish,...' - 4:05
5. THE PARLOUR-MAID 'You rang Ma'am' - 5:36
6. DOOLITTLE 'Hello, Eliza!' - 3:19
7. HIGGINS 'Well Eliza, you've had a bit of your own back...' - 7:05
8. ELIZA 'I want a little kindness.' - 6:57

Pygmalion (more info)
David Burke, reader
Lucy Whybrow, reader
Geoffrey Palmer, reader
Hannah Gordon, reader
Anton Lesser, reader
George Bernard Shaw,


1. The rest of the story need not be shown in action... - 3:37
2. As our own instincts are not appealed to by her conclusion,... - 4:00
3. And now, whow did Eliza marry? - 5:43
4. It is true that Eliza's situation did not seem wholly ineligible. - 4:10
5. It was the Colonel who finally solved the problem. - 8:12
6. When Freddy paid a visit to Earls Court... - 4:44
7. On the piteous spectacle of the pair spending their evenings... - 4:13
8. That is all. That is how it has turned out. - 3:51

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