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A Saint of Little Consequence
An Irish Comedy in Three Acts
OVERVIEW
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Playwright
John Crilley
Setting
Christie Crothers' farmhouse on the island of Deglin, eight miles off the coast of Ireland.
Synopsis
A comedy in which published author Robert returns to his native island Deglin, where his father runs a moonshine business. Welcomed home as a success story, he gives an impromptu speech questioning the necessity of drink on the island. This has the result of turning the whole island teetotal, infuriating his father, but after several comic muddles and mix-ups, the islanders decide to return to their old ways.
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Play Type
Plays General
Number Of Acts
Full-Length
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Cast Size Male
6
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Cast Size Female
5
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SOURCE OF INFORMATION
Information for this entry was taken from cuttings, and from the original production programme held at the Theatre and Performing Arts Archive of the Linen Hall Library, Belfast.