Here Is A Great Explanation… Sent to me by a friend… Thank you! This was in a 1923 letter from George Bernard Shaw to Alexander Baksky, author of The Theatre Unbound. “You will understand that my plays are not constructed plays: they grow naturally. If you “construct” a play: that is, if you plan your play beforehand, and then carry out your plan, you will find yourself in the position of a person putting together a jig-saw puzzle, absorbed and intensely interested in an operation which, to the spectator, is unbearably dull. The scenes must be born alive. If they are not new to you as you write, and sometimes…