...Elizabeth Bennett Contemporary Irish Drama: From Beckett to McGuinness Anthony Roche 1994: Gill & McMillan Copyright © Theater 1996 1996 ...

... to McGuinness], no. 3,110. Scenarios nos. I-Z,IZI. Bentley, Eric, [in “Utopia Forum nos. 1~2,184. Garrett, Shawn-Marie, “The Business of Ideals: Rocco Landesman, Interviewed by Shawn-Marie Bh ar u ch a, Ru s t o m...

.... But the suspicion persists Thomas Murphy, Thomas Kilroy, Frank McGuinness, and that the plays are queer, insubstantial things, delicate more recently others such as Dermot Bolger, Sebastian and precious evocations of evanescent moods or Bany and Marina Carr, has continually skirted...

... politics in the theater of nationalism of the Abbey Theater as an institu- Samuel Beckett and Frank McGuinness, to tion” (128). Once again, Pilkington’s sour grapes explorations of contemporary theater compa- attitude seeps into the book as he admonishes nies in Northern Ireland, to new analyses...

... politics in the theater of nationalism of the Abbey Theater as an institu- Samuel Beckett and Frank McGuinness, to tion” (128). Once again, Pilkington’s sour grapes explorations of contemporary theater compa- attitude seeps into the book as he admonishes nies in Northern Ireland, to new analyses...

... toward “the perceived plays by selected Irish authors: from investiga- condescension, anti-Catholicism, and anti- tions of colonial politics in the theater of nationalism of the Abbey Theater as an institu- Samuel Beckett and Frank McGuinness, to tion” (128). Once again, Pilkington’s sour grapes...

... McGuinness, deputy first minister and a representative of Sinn Fein, condemned the attack as the actions of trai- tors to Ireland. This was a historic statement in Northern Irish politics, indicating that Sinn Fein had successfully crossed into constitutional politics. But the peace process remains...