Brian Friel
The drawing-room in Murrough O'Doherty's Dublin home on an afternoon and evening in September 1761.
The London Vertigo tells the story of Mrs O’Dogherty/Diggerty who is forced to reform her behaviour by dropping her newly acquired Anglophile habits and language use to transform into 'The Irish Fine Lady'. Her concomitant giving up of colonial mimicry and changing back to 'decent Dublin domesticity' unwittingly rewrites the original author’s own biography as comedy and farce.
Adaptation/Translation
One Act
3
2
5
23 January 1992
Produced by Gate Theatre
Andrews Lane Theatre
This Gate Theatre Production was performed in Andrew's Lane Theatre while the Gate was being refurbished.
The London Vertigo
1990
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