Joe Corrie

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Joe Corrie


Born
in Slamannan, Stirlingshire, Scotland
January 01, 1894

Died
January 01, 1968

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Born in Slamannan (Falkirk), Corrie's family moved to Cardenden at a young age and he went to work in the local coal mine in 1908. Described by T.S. Eliot as 'the greatest Scots poet since Burns', Joe Corrie's poems were inspired by the mining communities of West Fife and explore socialist themes. The first performances of his plays Hogmanay and The Shillin'-a-week Man raised money to feed the miners during the General Strike (1926). Corrie died in Edinburgh and his name is remembered in the Corrie Centre at Cardenden.
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Average rating: 3.51 · 45 ratings · 2 reviews · 40 distinct works
Hewers of Coal

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In Time o' Strife

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Plays, Poems & Theatre Writ...

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Billy Shaw

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A Bride for Heatherhill

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Burnieknowe: A Scots Comedy...

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The Bridge

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A Plumber and a Man

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Glensheugh: A Comedy in One...

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The Mistress o Glenbyres

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