In the Shadow of the Glen

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In the Shadow of the Glen is a one-act play by Irish dramatist J. M. Synge that portrays rural isolation and marital discontent in the west of Ireland.

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instanceOf one-act play
alsoKnownAs The Shadow of the Glen NERFINISHED
author J. M. Synge NERFINISHED
authorNationality Irish
containsElement dark comedy
social criticism
countryOfOrigin Ireland
dramaticForm realist drama
firstPerformanceDate 1903
firstPerformancePlace Dublin NERFINISHED
firstPerformedBy Irish National Theatre Society NERFINISHED
genre drama
hasAuthor John Millington Synge NERFINISHED
influencedBy Irish rural life
literaryMovement Irish Literary Revival NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Dan Burke NERFINISHED
Michael Dara NERFINISHED
Nora Burke NERFINISHED
Tramp
notableFor controversial depiction of Irish peasantry
portrayal of rural isolation in Ireland
numberOfActs 1
originalLanguage English
originalMedium theatre
partOf J. M. Synge’s early plays
portrays Irish peasant life
a loveless marriage
publicationCentury 20th century
settingLocation rural west of Ireland
structure single continuous scene
theme freedom
loneliness
marital discontent
marriage
rural isolation
timePeriodOfSetting early 20th century Ireland

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Cathleen ni Houlihan firstPerformedWith In the Shadow of the Glen
J. M. Synge notableWork In the Shadow of the Glen
J. M. Synge wrote In the Shadow of the Glen