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Lady Augusta Gregory

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Lady Augusta Gregory (Isabella Augusta Persse), 1859-1932, Irish dramatist. Though she did not begin her writing career until middle-age, Lady Gregory soon became a vital force in the Irish drama. She was a founder and the manager-director of the Abbey Theatre , for which she wrote many of her most successful pieces, including Cathleen ni Houlihan (1902), written with friend and colleague W. B. Yeats, Spreading the News (1904), The Gaol Gate (1906), The Rising of the Moon (1907), and The Workhouse Ward (1908). Her short plays, mainly comedies, are rich in portrayals of... Read more
Lady Augusta Gregory
Lady Augusta Gregory The Irish dramatist Lady Augusta Gregory (1852-1932) is best known for her collaboration with Yeats...translations. Of her contribution to his art Yeats wrote, "Lady Gregory helped me … in every play of mine where there is... Read more
Gregory (Isabella) Augusta, Lady
Gregory (Isabella) Augusta, Lady, née Persse (1852–1932), married Sir William Gregory of Coole Park in 1880 and was widowed...of the Moon , and The Gaol Gate , Lady Gregory wrote or translated over 40 plays... Read more

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