Girl From The North Country
an utterly gorgeous and heartrending experience at the theatre
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You may find yourself thinking that this is as close as mortals come to heaven on Earth.
The New York Times
an utterly gorgeous and heartrending experience at the theatre
an utterly gorgeous and heartrending experience at the theatre
The Public Theatre plays host to the much anticipated New York premiere of this Olivier award-winning theatrical delight from Connor McPherson that weaves the songs of Bob Dylan into the story of a small town in Minnesota. First seen at London's Old Vic theatre where it was instantly successful with audiences and critics alike, GFTNC is a spellbinding and exquisite way to enjoy the sonic legacy of a true folk icon.
Remember me to one who lives there
A tribute to his career and output in the most perfectly Dylan way possible, Girl From The North Country takes us on an anachronistic trip back in time to Depression-era Duluth, Minnesota where a cast of characters from the man's mind and songs are waiting to take us on an extraordinary journey into the ordinary.
Songs from every age of Dylan illustrate the story of a boarding house owner on the edge of ruin and the citizens of the town who flock to it. Some are there for the long haul, some are there fleetingly, but within each lies equal measures of tragedy, hope and humanity.
Todd Almond as Elias Burke
Kimber Sprawl Ware as Marianne Laine
Mare Winningham as Elizabeth Laine
Marc Kudish as Mr. Burke
Sydney James Harcourt as Joe Scott
Colton Ryan as Gene Laine
Jeanette Bayardelle as Mrs. Neilson
Stephen Bogardus as Nick Laine
Caitlin Houlahan as Kate Draper
Robert Joy as Dr. Walker
Luba Mason as Mrs. Burke
Tom Nelis as Mr. Perry
David Pittu as Reverend Marlowe
Frederick Harris, John Schiappa, Rachel Stern and Chelsea Lee Williams
Directed and written by Connor McPherson
Music by Bob Dylan
Dylanesque nostalgic dynamo
A spellbinding journey into the hopes and fears of a community in Depression-era Duluth, Minnesota, Conor McPherson's expertly crafted show (a play with songs, not a musical) ...
Kitty McCarron
Martha
Great Play
Hugh Winig
Glorious from start to finish
Sandra Crace
Utterly superb