The Wexford Trilogy
by Billy Roche
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Readers appreciate the intense and complex storytelling of the plays in The Wexford Trilogy. Many find the language evocative and immersive, transporting them to the setting of Wexford. It's seen as a valuable addition to any collection focusing on dialect and small-town life.
Synopsis
This text comprises of three plays that tell of life in small-town southern Ireland.
Set variously in a betting shop, a snooker club and the local church, each play introduces a new group of true-to-life characters who present a spectrum of vulnerability, posturing and ambition.
Publication
The Wexford Trilogy is a British play written by Billy Roche and published by Nick Hern Books in London (2002).
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Nick Hern Books · 2002 · 190 pp
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