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Грегори, Изабелла Огаста


В 1899 году леди Грегори, вместе с некоторыми другими литераторами, создаёт Ирландский литературный театр просуществовавший до 1901 года и закрывшийся ввиду финансовых сложностей. В 1904 году И. Грегори, У. Б. Йейтс, Джон Синг, Джордж У. Расселл, Энни Хорниман, Уильям и Фрэнк Фрей организуют Ирландское национальное театральное общество. Общество покупает для своих нужд два здания в Дублине на Мальборо-стрит и Лоуэр-Эбби стрит и создаёт в них ирландский Театр Аббатства, которым леди Грегори руководит до 1928 года. За это время она пишет около 40 драматических произведений для своего театра. В 1919 году Грегори играет на сцене в главной роли в трёх постановках спектакля Cathleen Ni Houlihan.

Через 3 месяца после смерти писательницы (она скончалась в возрасте 80-ти лет от рака груди) её имущество из имения Кул-парк было распродано с торгов, а само здание, с которым была тесно связана история ирландского литературного возрождения Irish Literary Revival, пришло в полное запустение и в 1941 году было снесено.

Избранная драматургия

  • Twenty Five (1903)
  • Spreading the News (1904)
  • Kincora: A Play in Three Acts (1905)
  • The White Cockade: A Comedy in Three Acts (1905)
  • Hyacinth Halvey (1906)
  • The Doctor in Spite of Himself (1906)
  • The Canavans (1906)
  • The Rising of the Moon (1907)
  • Dervorgilla (1907)
  • The Workhouse Ward (1908)
  • The Rogueries of Scapin (1908)
  • The Miser (1909)
  • Seven Short Plays (1909)
  • The Image: A Play in Three Acts (1910)
  • The Deliverer (1911)
  • Damer’s Gold (1912)
  • Irish Folk History Plays (First Series 1912, Second Series 1912)
  • McDonough’s Wife (1913)
  • The Image and Other Plays (1922)
  • The Dragon: A Play in Three Acts (1920)
  • The Would-Be Gentleman (1923)
  • An Old Woman Remembers (1923)
  • The Story Brought by Brigit: A Passion Play in Three Acts (1924)
  • Sancha’s Master (1927)
  • Dave (1927)

Проза и переводы

  • Arabi and His Household (1882)
  • Over the River (1887)
  • A Phantom’s Pilgrimage, or Home Ruin (1893)
  • Hrsg., Sir William Gregory, KCMG: An Autobiography (1894)
  • Hrsg., Mr Gregory’s Letter-Box 1813-30 (1898)
  • Hrsg., Ideals in Ireland: A Collection of Essays written by AE and Others (1901)
  • Cuchulain of Muirthemne: The Story of the Men of the Red Branch of Ulster arranged and put into English by Lady Gregory (1902)
  • Ulster (1902)
  • Poets and Dreamers: Studies and Translations from the Irish (1903)
  • Gods and Fighting Men (1904)
  • A Book of Saints and Wonders, put down here by Lady Gregory, according to the Old Writings and the Memory of the People of Ireland (1906)
  • The Kiltartan History Book (1909)
  • A Book of Saints and Wonders (1906)
  • Our Irish Theatre: A Chapter of Autobiography (1913)
  • Kiltartan Poetry Book, Translations from the Irish (1919)
  • Visions and Beliefs in the West of Ireland (1920)
  • Hugh Lane’s Life and Achievement, with some account of the Dublin Galleries (1921)
  • Case for the Return of Sir Hugh Lane’s Pictures to Dublin (1926)
  • Seventy Years (1974).

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