Forbhreathnú

• Drámadóir

  George Fitzmaurice 

• Suíomh

  Roger Carmody's kitchen.

• Achoimre

  Roger Carmody spends his days making Dandy Dolls (like a poppet or a corn dolly), much to his wife’s chagrin. When he isn’t making Dandy Dolls, he’s out stealing his neighbour’s poultry. Every time he completes a doll it is stolen by the hag’s son and he has to begin all over again. A visit from the mysterious Grey Man, who takes interest in the dolls, seems to herald a change in Roger’s fortunes.

• Cinéal Dráma

  Drámaí Ginearálta
  

  Líon na Míreanna

  Aon-ghníomh

• Méid na Fóirne ( Fireann)

  6

• Méid na Fóirne (Baineann)

  3

Céad Léiriú

• Dáta an Chéad Léirithe

  02 December 1945

• Nótaí faoin Léiriú

  Produced by Austin Clarke's Lyric Theatre Company.

• Leiriú

• Ionad an Chéad Léirithe

  Abbey Theatre/Amharclann na Mainistreach
  

• Nótaí Faoin gCéadléiriú Éireannach

  Written in 1912, 'The Dandy Dolls' was rejected by the Abbey and remained unperformed for over 30 years. It is considered by many to be Fitzmaurice's finest work and has been revived on a number of occasions since his death.

Foinse Eolais

The information for this entry was taken from 'The Plays of George Fitzmaurice, Volume I', edited and introduced by Austin Clarke. Additional information was taken from Fiona Brennan's monograph, 'George Fitzmaurice: Wild in His Own Way', and from the Abbey Theatre website.