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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2019 · 23 MIN

Episode 15: Dr. Fiona Coffey on Women in Northern Irish Theatre During The Troubles

from The Theatre History Podcast

When we think of Irish theatre, we tend to think primarily of playwrights and theatre companies from the Republic of Ireland, not northern part of the island. Those Northern Irish playwrights we do know, such as Brian Friel, tend to be men. Fiona Coffey's new book, Political Acts: Women in Northern Irish Theatre, 1921-2012, challenges these preconceptions, exploring how female playwrights and theatre practitioners have navigated the difficult political and social landscape of Northern Ireland.

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