At the age of twenty-three, Padraic Colum (1881-1972) was one of
the founding fathers of the Abbey Theatre. His contribution to the
development of Irish drama continued until his voluntary exile to
America in 1914. His play, Broken Soil (1903), was the first
commercial success at the Abbey, and it established the long-lived
tradition of the peasant play on the Irish stage. This collection
comprises the three major forms of his dramatic art: The Land
(1905); Betrayal (1912); and two of his five Noh plays (a five-play
cycle containing poetry and prose following the Yeats and Japanese
Model), Glendalough (based on the career of Charles Stewart
Parnell), and Monasterboice (based on the early life of Colum's
lifelong friend, James Joyce).
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