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Seán O'Casey (1884-1964) was born in Dublin and worked as a labourer, living in the crowded tenements of Dublin's slums, which he describes so vividly in his early plays. After his early stage successes he made literature his career, and in 1926 received the Hawthornden Prize.
Seán O’Casey Political activist and writer. by Paul O’Brien. Imprint: Cork University Press. 156 x 234 mm. Hardcover; 9781782053415; Published: March 2023; $55. ...
The Silver Tassie review – superb, fiery outing for Turnage's first world war masterpiece. This concert staging of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s opera based on Sean O’Casey’s play was forcefully ...
30 de jul. de 2023 · O’Casey grew up in working-class Dublin, and his portrayal, here, of life in the city’s tenements during the years of conflict between 1915 and 1922 becomes an expression of the wider world ...
Sean O’Casey, orig. John Casey, (born March 30, 1880, Dublin, Ire.—died Sept. 18, 1964, Torquay, Devon, Eng.), Irish playwright. Born to a poor Protestant family, he educated himself and worked from age 14 at manual labour. He embraced the Irish nationalist cause, changed his name to its Irish form, and became active in the labour movement ...
Seán O'Casey (irlandés: Seán Ó Cathasaigh; nacido John Casey; 30 de marzo de 1880 - 18 de septiembre de 1964) fue un dramaturgo y autor de memorias irlandés.Un socialista comprometido, fue el primer dramaturgo irlandés destacado en escribir sobre las clases trabajadoras de Dublín.
Sean O’Casey. The Irish Civil War (1922 -1923) was fought by two opposing groups of republicans over the 1921 Anglo-Irish Treaty that offered a 26 county Free State with a domestic parliament, connected to the British Empire and with an oath of allegiance sworn by its politicians to the British Crown. The opponents to the treaty were ...
