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Bernard Shaw was born on 33 Synge Street, Dublin
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Began sharing house with musical conducter George Lee
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He attended Wesely college, which was ran by the Methodist Church.
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His mother leaves and divorces his father to become a singing teacher in London.
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Resigns post in Dublin and moves to London after his sister Agnes dies of tuberculosis
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Begins working as a music critic for newly establish Edison telephone company, occupation lasts 1882. He writes five novels during this time.
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Meets Alice Lockett who is the first of his many lovea affairs.
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Join Fabian society and becomes leading member as well as public spokesperson. Serves as a platform spellbinder.
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Becomes regular book reviewer for Pall Mall Gazelle, and begins to write music.
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Begins writing music criticism for "The Star" under the pen name Corno De Bessetto.
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Shaw completes all seven of his plays in the Plays Pleasant and Unpleasant group and his Three Plays for Puritans
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First public performance of "Widower's Houses" at the Independent Theatre Company
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Immediate theatrical success, after his work's presentation in America by Richard Mansfield
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Begins second affair, this time with Ellen Terry, and gets a job at Saturday Review as a theatre Critic.
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Marries Charlotte Payne Townshend, an Irish heiress. A happy marriage.
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Composed his "Comedy and Philosophy" sharing his religious views.
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Composed new plays such as "John Bull's Other Island" and "Major Barbara"
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Falls in love with Stella Campbell, which threatens his marriage.
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First English production of "Pygmalion". (Was originally shown in Vienna in 1913)
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Visits Western Front
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5 play cycle on evolution complete.
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Opens in the Garrick theater NY,NY.
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Wrote for sister-in-law
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Continues writing untill the last years of his life.
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Travels to Russia and New Zealand allong with 6 other voyages
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Charllotte dies of cronic bones Disease.
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A puppet play
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After final lay Why She Would Not in July falls pruning a tree and trama from fall lead to death.
