At the end of this play, Pegeen laments having lost the title character, Christy Mahon.
Mustapha Matura wrote an adaptation of this play set in Trinidad. In this play's second act, one character makes a toast to "pirates, preachers, poteen-makers, with the jobbing jockies." Widow Quin tries to seduce this play's title character on the request of Shawn Keogh, who is betrothed to another character. The title character of this play is nearly hanged after he attempts to kill his father for a second time by hitting him with a loy. At the end of this play, Pegeen laments having lost the title character, Christy Mahon. Causing a riot at its first performance due to the use of the word "shift," for 10 points, what is this play by John Millington Synge?
Mustapha Matura wrote an adaptation of this play set in Trinidad.
The {Playboy} of the {Western World}