Titlebook: Irish Theatre in Transition; From the Late Ninete Donald E. Morse Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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The Irish Play on the London Stage: An Overview from Independence to the Presentrge Bernard Shaw. However, in 1972, Brian Friel challenged the credentials of these writers as . Irish playwrights, arguing that the Irish play can only truly be said to have come into existence at the very end of the nineteenth century:

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When the Mirror Laughs: Face to Face with Three Recent Irish Stage Worldsator the kind of passivity to which a literary-based, proscenium theatre inclines, each of them soliciting on-the-spot interaction with the audience. Each can be seen to cite the laughing body in pointed ways, which reveal something about themselves as well as the exceedingly human utterance we know so well from everyday life.

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Introduction: The Irish Theatre in Transitionon of a few dormant years, and from its beginning has asserted its unique national and cultural value while seeking to take its place internationally. For a small nation located on a small island, Ireland today produces an amazing number of different theatrical performances each year in a variety of

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The Irish Theatre: The First Hundred Years, 1897–1997e same conservative principles of a safe, inoffensive repertory and covering up with a casting system that presses the politically correct buttons that market research reveals are likely to please audiences at this time. But the theatre that matters, the theatre likely to produce new voices, is the

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Troubled Relations of Gender and Generation in Celtic Tiger Drama: Stella Feehily’s , and ,eland and states that ‘the fate of women playwrights in the new Free State was deplorable’. Later he claims that the situation did not change much during the later decades either, and ‘t was not until the 1980s that Irish women playwrights were encouraged to come forward to articulate their exper

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‘The Politics of Aging’: Frank McGuinness’s ,e events that they are reporting and from the events that form the backdrop to them’ (qtd in Roche 23). The ‘events’ that form the backdrop to . (2013) are the aging Irish population and the increase in instances of dementia that together led the Living with Dementia Research Programme to conclude t