Lady Gregory is one of the central figures in the Irish literary revival. It would be difficult to think of her without also thinking of Yeats and the Abbey Theatre, just as one could hardly hear the ...

Lady Augusta Gregory played an outsized role in the Irish literary revival but her efforts were sidelined - now The Irish Rep wants to help restore her true stature In "Lady G, Plays And Whisperings ...

British actress (and national treasure) Miriam Margolyes joins forces with Irish writer and activist Senator Lynn Ruane for a road trip around the fascinating world of Lady Gregory. Miriam Margolyes ...

Lady Augusta Gregory (15th March 1852 – 22nd May 1932) was born into an Anglo-Irish, land-owning family. Despite her English aristocratic background she became very interested in Irish politics, Irish ...

The Abbey Theatre has announced details of its Dublin Theatre Festival offering, including work by Lady Gregory in a programme that brings together canonical and contemporary work, celebrating the ...

“ALL THIS mine alone.” The phrase, hastily scrawled in pencil across a neat manuscript, tells an intriguing story. The manuscript is a draft of William Butler Yeats’s play, “Cathleen ni Houlihan” ...

On January 26, 1907, John Millington Synge's “The Playboy of the Western World” opened at the Abbey Theater in Dublin. The production caused such a fuss that projectiles were flung at the stage in ...