We saw in the series a musical, a fantasy and a comedy. Something particular about the scene and tone and more realistic is effective in being the final piece in the series. Riders to the Sea by JM Synge is the finest example of a one-act play. With limited characters, a sharp location, unified action, a simple plot, familiar language and a universal melody, Synge achieves remarkable success. The play is worth producing and watching because of its artistic values ​​and the strong message it conveys: poverty and the destruction of nature cannot overcome the dignity of people. Riders to the Sea by JM Synge is a tragic play about the sacrifice of a family. made during their years on an island to the west of Ireland. When Synge wrote Riders to the Sea in 1904, he was traveling between the Aran Islands and Ireland to develop his writing skills and find his "writing voice" (Merriman online). During this time he immersed himself in the culture, learning Gaelic, living with fishing families and absorbing the history of the island. Historically, this piece represents the tragedy of living...