One character's brother is shot in the hip for fighting against the (*) Free State.
The opening stage directions for this play describe "an alarm clock lying on its face" and "a crimson bowl in which a floating votive light is burning." The passage of one hour is signified by the momentary lowering of a curtain in this play's third act, during which one character takes a suit from a chair belonging to the protagonist, who loses a gramophone when Mrs. Madigan comes to collect three pounds. One character's brother is shot in the hip for fighting against the (*) Free State. This play includes a refrain of "a principle's a principle," spoken by a character who is impregnated by Charlie Bentham and pursued by Jerry Devine. One title character of this play complains that when her husband hangs out with Joxer, he "struts around" like the title animal. For 10 points, identify this play about the Boyle family, set in Ireland in the 1920s, and written by Sean O'Casey.
The opening stage directions for this play describe "an alarm clock lying on its face" and "a crimson bowl in which a floating votive light is burning."
{Juno} and the {Paycock}