One of his plays features the seductive Lorleen Mauthran and a magical black rooster known as The Mysterious Cock.
One of his plays features the seductive Lorleen Mauthran and a magical black rooster known as The Mysterious Cock. This man's autobiography, written after he left his native country in 1926, was published in six parts including "Inishfallen Fare Thee Well" and "Rose and Crown," and was written in the voice of a fictional character named Johnny. He said that his "only humorless play" was the pro-Communist The Star Turns Red, and he also wrote about the Clitheroe family's involvement in an uprising and the deliberately-walking alcoholic Jack Boyle. For 10 points, name this Irish author of The Shadow of a Gunman, The Plough and the Stars, and Juno and the Paycock.
One of his plays features the seductive Lorleen Mauthran and a magical black rooster known as The Mysterious Cock.
Sean O'Casey [accept with astonishment "John Casey"]