Stanislaus and James

Theatre (drama, spoken word)

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  • Policy applies to: Children under 18 months
Dates, Times and Prices

Description

Trieste, 1953. James and Stanislaus Joyce were once as close as two brothers can be. But when they had moved from Dublin to Trieste by 1905, they gradually grew apart. Why did their relationship not flourish? Stanislaus remained in Trieste while James relocated to Paris and then Zurich.  Stanislaus, with a mixture of envy and regret, reminisces about their ambivalent, sometimes fractious, relationship. They met in Paris for the last time in 1926. James died in 1941. Stanislaus was the addressee of the last note he wrote. He died in 1955, on the 16th of June, Bloomsday.

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  • Wheelchair access type: Not fully wheelchair accessible

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Dates, Times and Prices