Gerald Macnamara
Set in 1797 in a Belfast tavern where the Muddlers' Club, an association of men of revolutionary beliefs, meets regularly. Despite ostensibly being a secret society, its existence is well-known to many, and the Club finds itself graced to its dismay by a surprise visit from Lord Castlereagh. Attempting to conceal the club's political nature, the men prove unsuccessful, and they fear themselves trapped in the tavern. Soon, however, they discover that they have merely been the subject of several impersonations, not once but on several accounts, by Napper Tandy.
Drámaí Ginearálta
Aon-ghníomh
7
1
8
6
24 January 1929
Produced by Ulster (Literary)Theatre
Grand Opera House
The Plays of Gerald MacNamara, Special Edition, Journal of Irish Literature, 17
1988
Proscenium Press
Newark, DelawareUSA
Information for this entry has come from the play script as featured in Kathleen Danaher's 'The Plays of Gerald MacNamara'; reviews of the premiere production; and from Margaret McHenry's 'The Ulster Theatre in Ireland'.