"The Quare Fellow" is a play written by Irish playwright Brendan Behan. It premiered in 1954 and is set in a prison in Dublin, focusing on the lives of inmates awaiting execution. The play explores themes of death, justice, and the human condition through the interactions of the characters, who each have their own stories and struggles. The title character, the "Quare Fellow," is a mysterious figure whose impending execution looms over the other prisoners. The play combines dark humor with poignant moments, reflecting Behan's own experiences and views on society. It remains a significant work in Irish theatre, showcasing Behan's unique voice and perspective.