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Gags And Greasepaint A Tribute To The Irish Fitups 1st Edition By Vikki Jackson Micheal O Haodha

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Gags And Greasepaint A Tribute To The Irish Fitups 1st Edition By Vikki Jackson Micheal O Haodha
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Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.09 MB
Pages: 130
Author: By Vikki Jackson; Micheal O. hAodha
ISBN: 9781443811781, 1443811785
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: 1

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Gags And Greasepaint A Tribute To The Irish Fitups 1st Edition By Vikki Jackson Micheal O Haodha by By Vikki Jackson; Micheal O. Haodha 9781443811781, 1443811785 instant download after payment.

This volume is a paean to the “Revue”, the “Fit-Up” and the fifty or more travelling roadshows which traversed the roads of Ireland during the heyday of the “fit-ups”, the decades prior to the Second World War. This book is a personal memoir of one of the “goddesses” of Irish repertory theatre―Vic (Victoria Loving)―the woman known as the “Sequin Queen”―as recounted by her granddaughter, one of the last of these travelling artistes. It is a celebration of Ireland’s “curtain up”, and the “five-and-nine”, the fairground barker and the circus tober. It is a hymn to the artist whose home was the road and whose stage-wing voices lie hidden in the boarded-up hall and the abandoned outhouse. Listen up!―for one last garish display of the paint-glow, one final tread of the magic footboard.

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