[DOC] [TLE] This question originally aired on July 2, 1993... | Jeopardy Questions ... [PAR] Jul 2, 1993 ... Category: THEATRE Question: This 1913 George Bernard Shaw play was 
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Question: This 1913 George Bernard Shaw play was inspired by a story in Ovid's "Metamorphosis"
Answer: Pygmalion