Three Plays: The Fiddler's House, The Land, Thomas Muskerry
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A triptych of short plays portrays tensions between individual desire and social or familial authority in rural and small-town settings. One piece focuses on a fiddler's household where artistic impulse and family expectations collide; another dramatizes land reform and the pull of emigration against the promise of reclaimed soil; the final play traces a more tragic struggle within middle-class respectability and official life. Together the plays contrast peasant, artistic and bureaucratic worlds while exploring tradition, freedom, and the costs of rootedness.
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