

Behan Complete Plays - The Hostage & Quare Fellow & Richard's Cork Leg
Brendan Behan


Awards & Recognition
WINNER! Tony Award for Best Play, 1970 WINNER! New York Drama Critic's Circle Award for Best Play, 1970
The soul of a poet is captured in this award-winning play.
16 year-old Brendan Behan is sent from Ireland by the IRA to blow up some British ships.
He is caught, imprisoned, tried and sentenced to a reformatory.
After three years, he is released and renounces the 'revolution' forever.
"A happy song about tragedy of life, one of the best plays to come to Broadway in a long time."
— NBC
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Behan Brendan Behan as an older man |
Sheila |
Mrs. Gildea |
I.R.A. Men |
Liverpool Landlady |
The Inspector |
Detective Vereker |
The Sergeant |
Charlie Millwall |
Mr. Whitbread first warder |
Mr. Holmes second warder |
Hartigan prisoner at Walton |
Smith prisoner at Walton |
Callan prisoner at Walton |
James prisoner at Walton |
Tubby prisoner at Walton |
Dale prisoner at Walton |
Brownie prisoner at Walton |
Prison Chaplain |
Library Warder |
Prison Governor |
Minister |
Warder O'Shea |
Italian Priest |
Cook |
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