Christmas eve at Mulligan's

Name: Christmas eve at Mulligan's
Author: Marie Irish

By Marie Irish

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Set on Christmas Eve in a family's living room, the play follows parents and children who juggle hope and worry while their son undergoes treatment so he might see. Children daydream about gifts as parents fret about money and arranging a welcome; neighbors arrive with comic banter, domestic teasing, and practical consolation. Scenes shift between lighthearted exchanges and tender concern, using colloquial speech, small-stage action, and occasional songs to create a compact community portrait of sacrifice, generosity, and holiday anticipation.

About the Author

Marie Irish

Marie Irish was an American author known for her contributions to children's literature, particularly during the early 20th century. She is recognized for her engaging storytelling and ability to capture the spirit of the holiday season. Her notable works include "Christmas Speakin' at Skaggs's Skule" and "Christmas Eve at Mulligan's," both of which reflect her talent for creating festive narratives that resonate with young readers. Irish's writing often emphasizes themes of community and celebration, making her stories a cherished part of holiday traditions.