New play by Miss Deevy
Review of the first Abbey Production of 'The Wild Goose'. "Rich in dialogue and brilliant in constrcution, the plot lacks purpose and dramatic appeal".
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Review of the first Abbey Production of 'The Wild Goose'. "Rich in dialogue and brilliant in constrcution, the plot lacks purpose and dramatic appeal".
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Review of the first Abbey Theatre production of 'The Reapers'. "I confess I was not very much impressed by this new play: but I hasten to add that I have been a great deal more bored by others I have seen".
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Review of the first Abbey Theatre production of 'The Reapers'. "Miss Deevy's remarkable strength in dislogue lends power to "The Reapers"".
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Review of the first Abbey Production of 'A Disciple'. "Miss Deevy's play is a study of of Ellie's mind. It is a mind in revolt agains its convent education".
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Review of the first Abbey production. "Miss Deevy's work reveals her as a playwright of no mean merit".
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Review of the first Abbey production of "The Reapers". "the play as a whole lacked spine, and that was really all that was wrong. The author has however, made a promising beginning, and next time, no doubt, we shall wave our hat".
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Review of the first Abbey production of "The Reapers", includes cast list. "it would seem that Miss Deevy is a student of Tchechov; "The Reapers" might have strayed into "The Cherry Orchard" and there gathered some of the choicest wild flowers"
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Review of Teresa Deevy's 'Three Plays' by Lennox Robinson. "To my mind she is - perhaps I should say will be - the most importatn dramatist writing for the Irish theatre since 1930".
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Review of the first Abbey Production of 'The Reapers'. "Miss Deevy's play shows the unthrifty husbandry of good firat plays. Her argument barks up too many trees in the first act, and sends us questing along too many false trails".
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Review of the Torch Theatre, London production of 'Katie Roche'. "Katie Roche could only be played, as it is being played at the Torch, with vivacious dignity. Here are none of the touches of burlesque that disfigure too many Irish plays."
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Review of the Torch Theatre, London production of 'Katie Roche'. "Teresa Deevy has written an Irish comedy which would mean a great deal more to an Irishman than it did to me".
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Review of the first Abbey production of 'Katie Roche'. "Teresa Deevy has an extraordinary power of creating characters: the spoken lines are so good that we can without any effort fill in the blanks".
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Review of the first Abbey Production of 'The Wild Goose', large portion taken from the Irish Times report.
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Review of the first Abbey production of 'Katie Roche'. "It seems to be little more than a clever psychological study of an illegitimate girl who gives her name to the piece".
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A review of the first Abbey producttion of 'Katie Roche'. "Miss Deevy has given us a splendid study of a girl all heart and no head, who does not realise that living and loving go hand in hand with suffering."
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A review of the first Abbey prodcution of 'Katie Roche'. "Masterpiece is a word to be used sparingly but I have no hesitation in applying it to Miss Deevy's "Katie Roche".
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