Augusta Gregory
15 March 1852 – 22 May 1932
Isabella Augusta, Lady Gregory was an Irish dramatist and folklorist. *"Lady Gregory is one of the most important figures in the Irish [theater of her time]: her rewriting of the ancient Irish legends -- in Cuchulain of Muirthemne, Gods and Fighting Men, and The Book of Saints and Wonders -- her plays, her lecturing, her co-operation in innumerable societies for the social and political betterment of her country, entitle her to a place of honor by the side of Yeats."* <sup>[1][1]</sup> [1]: http://www.theatredatabase.com/20th_century/lady_gregory_001.html
Books
- Three Wonder Plays
- The rising of the moon
- Seven short plays
- The Kiltartan history book
- Gods and Fighting Men
- The Full Moon
- Kincora
- Plays in prose and verse
- Gods and Fighting Men
- Kiltartan Molière
- Spreading the news
- Seven short plays
- The Voyage of St. Brendan
- Arabi and his household
- On the racecourse
- Hanrahan's oath
- Selected plays
- Five Great Modern Irish Plays
- [A book of saints and wonders
- Lady Gregory's Complete Irish Mythology
- The workhouse ward
- Cuchalain of Muirthemne
- The translations and adaptations of Lady Gregory and her collaborations with Douglas Hyde and W.B. Yeats being the fourth volume of the collected plays
- Celtic Myths and Legends
- Gods and fighting men
- Our Irish Theater
- Cuchulain of Muirthemne : the Story of the Men of the Red Branch of Ulster
- Our irish theatre with an introduction by daniel murphy
- A Book of Saints and Wonders
- Colman and Guaire
- Gods and Fighting Men
- Lady Gregory's Complete Irish Mythology
- Collected Plays
- Our Irish Theatre
- Complete Irish mythology
- Gods and Fighting Men
- Spreading the news
- The Kiltartan history book 1909 [Leather Bound]
- Poets and Dreamers
- Three Wonder Plays
- Irish Folk-History Plays
Author data: Open Library