Synopsis

James Joyce's Dublin

$10.99

Gene Feist & Phil Campanella

Published by Samuel French Inc

8 Male 3 Female

This extraordinary portrait of Joyce reveals an Irish lad reared by a loving mother and a father proud of his status and middle class proprieties

He was educated at private schools until bad times forced the family to move often, leaving a trail of unpaid rents

At this time Joyce encountered his first sexual temptations and made his choice between chastity and concupiscence. Here are the characters he wrote about: the Dubliners and those who peopled his self portrait of the artist as a young man

"Sensitive, satiric, warm, ironic study.... It captures Joyce with love and fidelity" ~ Record

"Goes straight to the heart of the early life of James Joyce" ~ NYC News

"If you are a true devotee of the theatre, this is a play you cannot miss.... A charming, nostalgic, extraordinarily humorous play. Add to this several totally delightful Irish songs.... Completely entertaining" ~ WHBI Radio

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