"Fanny's First Play" is a play by the English playwright Bernard Shaw, which debuted in 1911. This comedy tells the story of a young girl, Fenny, who decides to write her first play. Her father, a talented but conservative playwright, doesn't know what he's looking at in his own daughter's production. The plot is woven with intrigue, comedic situations and sharp dialogues, which make reading this play fascinating and interesting. "Fenny's First Play" is a fun and witty entertainment that leaves important moral reflections on theater, creativity and family relationships.