Teresa Deevy

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Teresa Deevy was an influential early 20th-century Irish dramatist and one of the leading female playwrights associated with Dublin’s Abbey Theatre.

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instanceOf Abbey Theatre playwright
Irish dramatist
person
playwright
woman
activeInPeriod early 20th century
interwar period
affiliation Abbey Theatre NERFINISHED
birthDate 1894-01-21
birthPlace Waterford, Ireland NERFINISHED
causeOfDisability Ménière’s disease
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
deathDate 1963-01-19
deathPlace Waterford, Ireland NERFINISHED
educatedAt University College Cork NERFINISHED
University College Dublin NERFINISHED
employer Abbey Theatre NERFINISHED
familyName Deevy NERFINISHED
gender female
genre drama
stage play
givenName Teresa NERFINISHED
hasCollection The Teresa Deevy Archive at Maynooth University NERFINISHED
hasDisability deafness
hasTheme role of women in Irish society
rural Irish life
social constraints and independence
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Irish literary revival NERFINISHED
name Teresa Deevy NERFINISHED
nationality Irish
notableFor being one of the leading female playwrights at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre
contributions to Irish theatre
notableWork A Disciple NERFINISHED
In Search of Valour NERFINISHED
Katie Roche NERFINISHED
Temporal Powers NERFINISHED
The King of Spain’s Daughter NERFINISHED
The King of Spain’s Daughter and Other One-Act Plays NERFINISHED
The Wild Goose NERFINISHED
occupation dramatist
playwright
religion Roman Catholicism
rememberedFor revival of her plays in the 21st century by Mint Theater Company in New York
sibling Ida Deevy NERFINISHED
workLocation Dublin, Ireland NERFINISHED
Waterford, Ireland NERFINISHED
wroteFor Abbey Theatre NERFINISHED
Radio Éireann NERFINISHED

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Abbey Theatre premieredWorkBy Teresa Deevy