The title of this play derives from the name given to the
 protagonist by a former lover of Shawn Keogh.
A Muslim man from Dongbei named Ma Shang arrives in a Beijing hair salon in a recent Chinese
 adaptation of this play. In the first act, it's revealed that Philly Cullen is attending the wake of Kate
 Cassidy. Later, the title character wins a mule race. The title of this play derives from the name given to the
 protagonist by a former lover of Shawn Keogh. The protagonist's line about "a drift of Mayo girls" excited
 a vitriolic audience reaction at its premiere. At the conclusion of this play, the title character is untied from
 his noose after his father, whom he twice seemingly killed, is found to be alive. Centering on the stories
 told by the young Irishman Christy Mahon, for 10 points, what is this J. M. Synge play?
A Muslim man from Dongbei named Ma Shang arrives in a Beijing hair salon in a recent Chinese
 adaptation of this play.
The {Playboy} of the {Western World}