Student Editions: The Cripple of Inishmaan (Paperback)

from arewenotben

Probably the least of McDonagh's play's I've seen/read, but still pretty feckin' great - consistently funny throughout. I did have a ticket to see the Daniel Radcliffe starring production on the West End a few years back but some work trip got in the way so glad I finally caught up.

from jadedlioness

Really enjoyable, great characters and so much dark humor.

from kidzdoc

I saw the play at the Noël Coward Theatre in London on 7/22/13, and read the script today. This play, which initially premiered in London in 1997, was based on a true event, in which noted Hollywood director Robert Flaherty, who became famous for his 1921 documentary film Nanook of the North, cam...

from Hagelstein

A wickedly humorous, bittersweet play that - like the bulk of McDonagh's work - runs deeper than first seems. Billy the Cripple is an orphan raised by his eccentric aunts on the Island of Inishmaan in 1934. Actually the entire population of the island is eccentric. When an American film crew show...

from Hagelstein

A wickedly humorous, bittersweet play that - like the bulk of McDonagh's work - runs deeper than first seems. Billy the Cripple is an orphan raised by his eccentric aunts on the Island of Inishmaan in 1934. Actually the entire population of the island is eccentric. When an American film crew show...