Can Pygmalion be called as a feminist play?

While "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw may explore themes related to gender and class dynamics, it is not typically considered a feminist play. The focus is more on the transformation of the protagonist Eliza Doolittle through her interactions with Henry Higgins, rather than advocating for feminist ideals. Additionally, some critics argue that the portrayal of Eliza reinforces patriarchal norms.