Exiles: A Play in Three Acts

Joyce, James · 1941

RICHARD ROWAN, a writer. BERTHA. ARCHIE, their son, aged eight years. ROBERT HAND, journalist. BEATRICE JUSTICE, his cousin, music teacher. BRIGID, an old servant of the Rowan family. A FISHWOMAN. _The drawingroom in Richard Rowan’s house at Merrion, a suburb of Dublin. On the right, forward, a fireplace, before which stands a low screen. Over the mantelpiece a giltframed glass. Further back in the right wall, folding doors leading to the parlour and kitchen. In the wall at the back to the right a small door leading to a study. Left of this a sideboard. On the wall above the sideboard a framed crayon drawing of a young man. More to the left double doors with glass panels leading out to the …

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