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PN2601 .M75 2013
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Mapping Irish theatre : theories of space and place / |
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PN2601 .O94 2016
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The Oxford handbook of modern Irish theatre / |
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PN2601 .P47 2009
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Performing violence in contemporary Ireland / |
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PN2601 .P55 2001
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Theatre and the state in twentieth-century Ireland : cultivating the people / |
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PN2601 .P56 2020
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The memory marketplace : witnessing pain in contemporary Irish and international theatre / |
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PN2601 .R49 2007
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Modernism, drama, and the audience for Irish spectacle / |
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PN2601 .R53 2001
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Acting between the lines : the Field Day Theatre Company and Irish cultural politics, 1980-1984 / |
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PN2601.S47 B78 2011eb
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Thomas Sheridan's career and influence : an actor in earnest / |
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PN2601 .S54
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Thomas Sheridan of Smock-Alley; recording his life as actor and theater manager in both Dublin and London, and including a Smock-Alley calendar for the years of his management, |
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PN2601 .S58 1955
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The splendid years : recollections of Maire Nic Shiubhlaigh, as told to Edward Kenny, with appendices and lists of Irish theatre plays, 1899-1916 ; foreword by Padraic Colum. |
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PN2601 .S63 2012
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Staging thought : essays on Irish theatre, scholarship and practice / |
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PN2601 .T65 1996
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Smile and be a villain! / |
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PN2601 .T76 2001
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Ireland's national theaters : political performance and the origins of the Irish dramatic movement / |
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PN2601 .W36 2016
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Queer performance and contemporary Ireland : dissent and disorientation / |
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PN2602.B4 M36 2008
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The Ulster Literary Theatre and the northern revival / |
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PN2602.D8 A217 2010
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W.B. Yeats, the Abbey Theatre, censorship, and the Irish state : adding the half-pence to the pence / |
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PN2602.D8 B4 2012
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Beltaine (Routledge Revivals) : the Organ of the Irish Literary Theatre. |
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PN2602.D8 F2 1958
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The Abbey Theatre, cradle of genius. |
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PN2602.D8 F58 2003
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The Abbey Theatre : Ireland's national theatre : the first 100 years / |
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PN2602.D8 F73 1990
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Behind the scenes : Yeats, Horniman, and the struggle for the Abbey Theatre / |
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