Moving – A Play
Moving – A Play by Hugh Leonard is a drama published by Samuel French on February 20, 2015. This edition spans 92 pages and is presented in English. The play unfolds in two distinct time periods, beginning in 1957 as the Noone family relocates to a new house in Dublin, guided by the Removals Man, who provides insights into the characters and their narratives.
Readers will encounter the evolution of the Noone family as they navigate their changing dynamics over three decades. The second half of the play shifts to 1987, where the family, seemingly unchanged, moves into a more desirable home, reflecting the transformations in family life that have occurred during that time. This exploration of relationships and societal shifts is central to the narrative, making it a relevant piece within the context of drama texts from the 20th century.
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It is 1957 and the Noone family is moving into a new house in Dublin. Presiding over the event is the Removals Man, who steps in and out of the action to explain the characters and their stories. The second half of the play is set in 1987 and the same family, no older than before, is moving into an even better house, their new relationships reflecting the revolutions that have taken place in family life in the intervening years.4 women, 5 men
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