Eugene O'Neill

Portrait of genius The big tragedy of Eugene Gladstone O'Neill, one of America's best playwrights, is deeply influenced by his own and family experience of dysfunction. He used these events to create one of the most successful careers of the 20th century and won numerous awards, including the Nobel Prize in Literature, the four Pulitzer Prizes, the Antoinette Perry Award and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award . In all these Greek style tragedies, his only comedy appeared, Oh, the wilderness! Summer house in New London, Connecticut.

Eugene Gladstone O'Neill 's life is reflected in his play to unleash his true emotions. Eugene O'Neill was born on October 16, 1888. He was born at the 43rd Broadway Hotel in New York City, New York. In the first seven years of his life, he traveled with his parents. His father, James O'Neill, was one of the best actors of his era, but his mother Alan Quinlan did not work. They traveled with the famous melodrama "Count of Monte Cristo" and his father is playing here. From the beginning, O'Neal grew up in a drama around him (143)

Eugene O'Neal's father, James O'Neill, was a promising young actor, like a father in the play, when he was a young boy. He also shared the stage with the Edwin booth mentioned in the theater. James O'Neill, who played a leading role in Duma's "Number of Monte Cristo", gained commercial success and won about 6,000 championship titles; for artistic value it sells "commercial success "We sacrificed the criticism of saying. About O'Neill himself by 1912, he studied at a famous university (Princeton University), spent several years at the sea, suffered from depression and alcoholism, and for the local newspaper, New London Telegraph I wrote a poem on. And the report contributed. . Because of tuberculosis (consumption), he went to the elderly home from 1912 until 13-13, so he devoted himself to writing a script. Therefore, the events of the drama are decided before O'Neill seriously started his professional career.