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Long Day's Journey into Night, A

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Long Day's Journey into Night, A

Play by US writer Eugene O'Neill, the harrowing tragedy of the theatrical Tyrone family, based on the author's own family. Written in 1941 and published posthumously in 1956, it has been repeatedly performed on stage and was made into a film. A tight-fisted actor, James Tyrone, proves helpless in the face of his wife's morphine addiction, while the two sons, Jamie and Edmund, a consumptive, are dragged down into depression and drink by their mother's nervous collapse.



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Written in tears and blood"--such were the words Eugene O'Neill used to describe Long Day's Journey into Night, a monumental autobiographical edifice so vaulted with pain and domestic secrets that he ordered it to remain unpublished until twenty-five years after his death.
All in the family: 'long day's journey into night'. (Stage) by Wren, Celia / Commonweal
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