Diarmuid and Grania
A three-act poetic-prose dramatization of the Fenian tale of Diarmuid and Grania, written collaboratively by George Moore and W. B. Yeats.
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A three-act poetic-prose dramatization of the Fenian tale of Diarmuid and Grania, written collaboratively by George Moore and W. B. Yeats.
At Elgar's Worcestershire home in 1899, the composer and his friends wait for a message from London. Dances portray the personalities of the people represented in Elgar's variations; a telegram then confirms that Hans Richter will conduct Elgar's new work, followed by an exuberant finale.
This ceremonial masque celebrates George V and Queen Mary’s visit to Delhi. In two tableaux, India greets its cities and Mughal emperors before the personified cities and St George pay homage to the Crown and Delhi is crowned.
In Ina Lowther’s scenario, a man quarrels with his lover, becomes fascinated by Echo, and is killed by Pan; Pan flees with Echo while the lover grieves.
In a Swiss mountain pension, the children of a troubled family befriend fantastical Sprites and seek stardust to help the worried adults. Through the children’s secret society and their journey to a star-cave, the adults are led toward sympathy, hope and a renewed sense of wonder.
A three-act poetic-prose dramatization of the Fenian tale of Diarmuid and Grania, written collaboratively by George Moore and W. B. Yeats.
At Elgar's Worcestershire home in 1899, the composer and his friends wait for a message from London. Dances portray the personalities of the people represented in Elgar's variations; a telegram then confirms that Hans Richter will conduct Elgar's new work, followed by an exuberant finale.
This ceremonial masque celebrates George V and Queen Mary’s visit to Delhi. In two tableaux, India greets its cities and Mughal emperors before the personified cities and St George pay homage to the Crown and Delhi is crowned.
In Ina Lowther’s scenario, a man quarrels with his lover, becomes fascinated by Echo, and is killed by Pan; Pan flees with Echo while the lover grieves.
In a Swiss mountain pension, the children of a troubled family befriend fantastical Sprites and seek stardust to help the worried adults. Through the children’s secret society and their journey to a star-cave, the adults are led toward sympathy, hope and a renewed sense of wonder.