In one of this man's plays, Mary steals the tin can made by her son Michael, ruining Sarah's plans to marry Michael.
In one of this man's plays, Mary steals the tin can made by her son Michael, ruining Sarah's plans to marry Michael. In another of his plays, a wandering friar uses some water from the title location to restore sight to Martin and Mary Doul. In addition to The Tinker's Wedding and The Well of the Saints, he wrote about Dan Burke pretending to be dead, then driving out his wife Nora, in the one-act play In the Shadow of the Glen. Another of his plays features the Widow Quin and Pegeen Mike, both of whom are initially enticed by a supposed patricide named Christy Mahon. FTP name this playwright of The Playboy of the Western World.
In one of this man's plays, Mary steals the tin can made by her son Michael, ruining Sarah's plans to marry Michael.
John Millington {Synge}