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Introduction Theatre, Film and Cultural Adaptation 1
Pt. 1 Early Sound, Performance and Adaptation
1 Irish Stage Actors, Filmed Theatre and the Apparatus of Sound Cinema 13
2 Sean O'Casey Alfred Hitchcock Hitchcock, Alfred John Ford Ford, John 36
3 John Millington Synge and Ireland Brian Desmond Hurst Hurst, Brian Desmond 66
Pt. 2 A Middle Period, Performing Theatre and National Identity
4 The Abbey and State Policy: A Context for Characterisation 91
5 National Theatre Actors on Screen 115
6 John Ford and the Abbey Players 139
7 The Abbey and Film Companies 167
Pt. 3 The Ardmore Studios Project
8 Behind the Emmet Dalton and Nation al Theatre Collaboration 193
9 Institutional Interrogation of Irishness 215
10 Community Films by the Abbey at Ardmore 238
Bibliography 262
Index 269
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Seyed Ehsaei
reviewed Ireland's Theatre on Film: Style, Stories and the Nationa! Stage on Screen on February 09, 2013
Ireland's Theatre on Film: Style, Stories and the Nationa! Stage on Screen
This play is really very learned
It was written by this guy Bernard
And really I think the title is a bit of a lie
Because this Superman doesn't wear a cape or fly
Or catch bad guys like Lex Luther or Braniac
It seems to be all about an idea invented by that maniac
With a name nobody can spell, Friedrich Nietzche
About whom GB Shaw is keen to teach ya
As for the rest, a smorgasbord of intellectual dumplings
Enlivened by the characters' neverending grumblings
There's a hypocritical romantic
Whose psychology tends to the frantic
And another guy who wants a revolution
Whose ideas were borderline offensive where they weren't lilliputian
There's a hoity-toity mademoiselle
And a long debate that takes place in Hell
Outrageous opinions are bandied around
Shaw's firecracker paradoxes often astound
But it's okay, nobody in this play gets hurt
And the revolutionary end up happily married (spoiler alert)
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