A History of Irish Theatre 1601-2000

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Acknowledgements List of illustrations Introduction 1. Playing court: 1601-1692 A night at the theatre 1: Pompey, Smock Alley, February 10, 1663 2. Stage rights, 1691-1782 A night at the theatre 2: Mahomet, Smock Alley, March 2, 1754 3: 'Our National Theatre': 1782-1871 A night at the theatre 3: She Stoops to Conquer and Tom Thumb, Theatre Royal, Hawkins Street, December 14, 1822 4: 'That Capricious Spirit': 1871-1904 A night at the theatre 4: The Playboy of the Western World and Riders to the Sea, Abbey Theatre, January 29, 1907 5: 'Not understanding the clock': 1904-1921 A night at the theatre 5: The Plough and the Stars, Abbey Theatre, February 11, 1926 6: Aftermath: 1922-1951 A night at the theatre 6: Waiting for Godot, Pike Theatre, October 28, 1955 7: Phoenix flames: 1951-1972 A night at the theatre 7: Translations, Guildhall, Derry, September 23, 1980 A night at the theatre 8: Babel: 1972-2000 A millennial flourish: conclusions Chronology.

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