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This Norton Critical Edition of Modern Irish Drama reprints thecomplete texts of twelve plays by the major Irish playwrights:W. B. Yeats, Lady Gregory, J. M. Synge, Bernard Shaw, SeanO'Casey, Brendan Behan, Samuel Beckett, and Brian Friel. The es Ae fully annotated with explanatory notes on Anglo-Irish sage, place names, historical figures, and literary allusions.

"Backgrounds and Criticism" contains almost fifty texts rel-evant to each of the twelve plays represented. Included are prefaces by authors, reports by spectators on the original pro-ductions, memoirs concerning playwrights and performances,and recent critical assessments by American, British, and Irish scholars. From its collection of documents relevant to the origin of the Irish Literary Revival in the midst of Ireland's republican revolution to the recent formation of the Field Day Company in Northern Ireland, Modern Irish Drama charts the rise, develop-ment, and present state of one of the most powerful nationaldramas of the twentieth century.

A Chronology and Selected Bibliography are included.

Preface

The Texts of the Plays

W. B. Yeats

　　Cathleen Ni Houlihan

　　On Baile's Strand

　　Purgatory

　Lady Gregory

　　Spreading the News

　　The Rising of the Moon

　J. M. Synge

　　Riders to the Sea

　　The Playboy of the Western World

Bernard Shaw John Bull's Other Island

Sean O'Casey Juno and the Paycock

Brendan Behan The Quare Fellow

Samuel Beckett Krapp's Last Tape

Brian Friel Translations

Backgrounds and Criticism

IRISH DRAMA

Lady Gregory·Our Irish Theatre

John Eglinton·What Should Be the Subjects of National　Drama?

W. B. Yeats·An Irish National Theatre

Frank I. Fay·An Irish National Theatre

　 Ernest Boyd·The Dramatic Movement

David Krause·The Hagiography of Cathleen Ni Houlihan

W. B. YEATS

W. B. Yeats·An Introduction for My Plays

Phillip L. Marcus·[Yeats and the Irish Renaissance]

G. I. Watson·[Cathleen Ni Houlihan]

lames W. Flannery·[On Baile's Strand]

Donald T. Torchiana·[Purgatory]

LADY GREGORY

Lady Gregory·Spreading the News

Lady Gregory " A Note on Spreading the News

Lady Gregory·The Rising of the Moon

Ann Saddlemyer·Image-Maker for Ireland: Augusta, Lady　Gregory

Daniel I. Murphy·Lady Gregory, Co-author and Sometimes　Author of the Plays of W. B. Yeats

Elizabeth Coxhead·Lady Gregory: A Literary Portrait　j. M. SYNGE

Robin Skelton·[Riders to the Sea]

1- M. Synge·Preface to The Playboy of the Western World

W. B. Yeats·Preface to the First Edition of The Well of the　Saints

Joseph Holloway·[Journal 19o7]

W. B. Yeats·The Controversy over The Playboy of the Western World

Una Ellis-Fermor·[John Millington Synge]

Nicholas Grene·Approaches to The Playboy

BERNARD SHAW

Bernard Shaw·Preface for Politicians

M. I. Sidnell·Hic and llle: Shaw and Yeats

Norma ]enckes·The Rejection of Shaw's Irish Play: John Bull's　Other Island

David Krause·[John Bull's Other Island]

SEAN O'CASEY

Joseph Holloway·[Journal 1923-24]

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"Modern Irish Drama" reprints the complete texts of twelve plays by the major Irish playwrights - W.B.Yeats, Lady Gregory, J.M.Synge, Bernard Shaw, Sean O'Casey, Brendan Behan, Samuel Beckett and Brian Friel. The texts are annotated with explanatory notes on Anglo-Irish usage, place names, historical figures and literary allusions. The "Backgrounds and Criticism " section contains almost 50 texts relevant to each of the 12 plays represented. Included are prefaces by authors, reports by spectators on the original productions, memoirs concerning playwrights and performances, and recent critical assessments by British, American and Irish scholars. From its collection of documents relevant to the origin of the Irish Literary Revival in the midst of Ireland's republican revolution to the recent formation of the Field Day Company in Northern Ireland, "Modern Irish Drama" charts the rise, development and present state of one of the most powerful national dramas of the 20th century.