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Study Abroad Ireland, one of the most beautiful countries in the world, is a land of writers and talkers, and its countryside has given birth to many playwrights. The intensely historical consciousness of the Irish theatre comes alive when reset in its context of place and habit. In this discussion-centered course, students will examine the way in which Irish playwrights have used theatre as a vehicle for expression to enact social change. Lectures, plays, assigned readings, and journal assignments related to Irish history and theatre will broaden each student's familiarity with Ireland, as will visits to historical, artistic, and architectural sites. Field trips will be an integral part of the program to broaden the students' familiarity with the history, culture, and art of Ireland, with a focus on the socio-political climate as reflected in the theatre. For more information, please contact: Faculty Directors: David Wolski ( dwwolski@eiu.edu ) Jean Wolski ( jkwolski@eiu.edu ) |
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