The bending of the bough : a comedy in five acts

by George Moore

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This 1900 comedy was part of the Irish Literary Revival movement. It was produced by the Irish Literary Theater in Dublin. The play features a commercial--and romantic--rivalry between the towns of Northhaven and Southhaven: allegorical names for Ireland and England, with Northhaven feeling deceived by the powerful Southhaven. … (more)

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This 1900 comedy was part of the Irish Literary Revival movement. It was produced by the Irish Literary Theater in Dublin. The play features a commercial--and romantic--rivalry between the towns of Northhaven and Southhaven: allegorical names for Ireland and England, with Northhaven feeling deceived by the powerful Southhaven.

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