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7 de nov. de 2022 · Seán O’Casey’s play The Plough and the Stars presents audiences with a view of life in Dublin’s poverty-stricken tenements during the 1916 Easter Rising. Critical consensus holds that it is a play primarily concerned with the Easter Rising set against a backdrop of tenement life. This paper argues instead that this is a play about tuberculosis in Ireland set against the backdrop of the ...
Seán O’Casey (1880-1964) was born as John Casey in Dublin, but Gaelicized his name to Seán Ó Cathasaigh. He was active in the Irish republican cause, but had taken part in dramatics as a boy.
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Se an O’Casey was born on the north side of Dublin in 1880 and lived through troubled and turbulent times; the 1913 Lock-out and Strike, the 1916 Easter Rising, the Anglo-Irish War and the Civil War. Sean O’Casey was involved directly with the Lock-out and Strike, starving with his fellow workers, and like many other Dubliners, he saw and ...
11 de mai. de 2024 · Theatre: The Sean O'Casey Community Centre threatre has a 156 seated auditorium complete with back stage, full complement of light and sound systems, large projector with a 12 x 12 foot screen, a variety of tabs and curtains. The threatre has been used for a variety of plays, shows, meeting and conferences.
Roedd Seán O'Casey ( Gwyddeleg: Seán Ó Cathasaigh) ( 30 Mawrth 1880 - 18 Medi 1964) yn ddramodydd, sosialydd a chymeriad o gryn bwys yn llenyddiaeth gyfoes Iwerddon . Bywgraffiad. Fe'i anwyd yn Nulyn ar y 30eg o Fawrth, 1880 i deulu tlawd. Bu farw tad O'Casey pan oedd yn chwech oed ac oherwydd nam ar ei olwg prin y cafodd addysg ffurfiol.
The oft quoted ‘Tale of Two Cities’ springs to mind when strolling the tree lined campshires framing the Seán O’Casey Bridge. Once this was a riverside wasteland, replete with tumbledown warehousing, rusting gantries and the hollow cry of scavenging seabirds. A decayed, urban landscape, crowned with the ugly, iron clad gasometer on the ...
