"Stewart Parker was a playwright whose sense of history and elegance of wit and feeling were unusual in the British Theatre" (Observer) This volume includes three of Stewart Parker's most striking plays - Northern Star: 'Only an Irishman could have written something like this: a freewheeling, lunatic sense of invention is harnessed to a cultivated, literary imagination and stoked up by moral outrage. It is a captivating play' (Sunday Times); Heavenly Bodies: 'The colourful, rather Balzacian story of Boucicault ...An undoubted talent for pungent dialogue' (The Times); Pentecost: 'One of the most stimulating, most satisfying, most touching, most illuminating in years of Irish theatre. A total theatrical experience' (Irish Times)
Velma O'Donoghue Greene Winds of change currently reconfiguring academic perceptions of global history are blowing through the fields of Irish drama and literature. Publications such as Ireland's National Theaters: Political Performance ...
The plays in this volume exhibit the range and variety of his drama, which combines comedy and tragedy, the challenge of political and social themes, and the exuberance of pure fantasy.
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Trotter, Mary, 'Translating Women into Irish Theatre History', in Stephen Watt, Eileen Morgan and Shakir Mustafa (eds), A Century ofIrish Drama: Widening the Stage (Bloomington: ... Anne Devlin, Landmarks ofContemporary Drama, p. 231.
Untitled essay, Bird at the Roost Volume One, Savoy Records, 1985. Schaap, Phil (1988). “Te Sessions,” Te Complete Charlie Parker on Verve, Verve Records, 1988. Schaap, Phil (1990). “Charlie Parker Time Line,” Te Complete Dean Benedetti ...
... Parker's writings have been published in the past decade. Methuen's Plays: 1 and Plays: 2, introduced by Lynne Parker and Stephen Rea, made most of Parker's stage plays available to a new generation in 2000. Paddy Dies, a selection of ...
Harris, Susan Cannon. Gender and Modern Irish Drama. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2002. Hogan, Robert, andJames Kilroy. The Irish Literary Theatre 1899–1901. The ModernIrish Drama: A Documentary History. Vol. 1.
3-2-1 -- three plays. Three genres. Three experiences. Like Shakespeare, J.J. Parker realizes that all the world's a stage, but it's stocked with humor, drama, longing, and tragedy. So is this book.
... playing the take 2 bridge, as his performance is more exact and he doesn't lose time as the bridge proceeds. In the second bridge, the voice- leading connections proceed smoothly, with virtually all the notes in each figure proceeding ...
This book examines theatre within the context of the Northern Ireland conflict and peace process, with reference to a wide variety of plays, theatre productions and community engagements within and across communities.