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At first glance, Rae Smith's simple yet symbolic set, staging and costume of Girl from the North Country at New Wimbledon Theatre shows that the devil is in the details. It is sparse but that's the beauty of it - it is a true reflection of what the grim Great Depression Era (1934, Minnesota to be precise) was perceived to be.
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Bob Dylan, according to J. Iovine, "injected the power of language and ideas into music". And "Girl From The North Country" continues Dylan's work, by sprinkling the raw, beautiful art of authentic, mostly sad stories, into a Depression Era setting. It's a heart-grabbing, touchingly beautiful, vocally perfected piece that will enchant Dylan's fans but also audiences who just appreciate a slow.
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Girl from the North Country is set apart from the rest of McPherson's award-winning repertoire by the way it combines with Bob Dylan's music. The play is shot through with the lyrical fatalism of Dylan's back catalogue - most of it 1963-83, bleak, stoic but intensely human. The songs are not woven into the action, but counterpoint it in.
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The Girl From The North Country at New Wimbledon Theatre. March 15, 2023 Sarah McPartlan Leave a comment. Following a successful run at both the Old Vic and Noel Coward theatre, Conor McPherson's show, the Girl From The North Country is now on tour around the UK. The show, set in the 1930's follows a family that run a guesthouse in Minnesota.
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Girl from the North Country is a fairly new musical, using the songs of Bob Dylan. The musical premiered at the Old Vic in 2017 becoming an instant hit and transferred to the Noël Coward Theatre in the West End soon after. An Off-Broadway production was mounted in 2018 at the Public Theatre, original home.
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Girl from the North Country is set at the lakeside port of Duluth, Minnesota. But the sign may as well read: "Welcome to McPherson Country". Conor McPherson, that is: the Irish playwright.
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Girl From The North Country is something very special, though. Conor McPherson, writer and director, has moulded Bob Dylan's treasures into a powerful story set in the singer's hometown of Duluth, Minnesota in the 1930s. Tonight this production has made its way to the New Wimbledon Theatre where it finishes its current tour.
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Girl from the North Country. Book Tickets. The double Olivier and Tony award-winning West End and Broadway smash-hit tours the UK and Ireland for the first time! Celebrated playwright Conor McPherson (The Weir, The Seafarer) boldly reimagines the legendary songs of Bob Dylan, like you've never heard them before, in Girl From The North Country.
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Girl From The North Country returns to the UK as part of a major international tour in 2023! Music & Lyrics by Bob Dylan. Full touring schedule, and show information inside >>. WIMBLEDON. Tue 14 Mar - Sat 18 Mar 2023. Girl from the North Country Tour. LEICESTER. Tue 07 Mar - Sat 11 Mar 2023. Girl from the North Country Tour.
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Set in Minnesota during 1934, with the country in the grip of the Great Depression, Girl From The North Country centres around a guesthouse, owned by Nick Laine and the guests staying within it. Each of the characters is enduring something: Elizabeth has dementia, her daughter Marianne is pregnant, Mrs Neilson is widowed, and The. More GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY - REVIEW - NEW.
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Girl From The North Country UK tour TOUR DATES 21 FEBRUARY - 25 FEBRUARYHIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, ABERDEEN 14 MARCH - 18 MARCHNEW WIMBLEDON THEATRE, OUTER LONDON 14 FEBRUARY - 18 FEBRUARYGRAND OPERA HOUSE, BELFAST 18 OCTOBER - 22 OCTOBERPLAYHOUSE THEATRE, EDINBURGH 13 SEPTEMBER - 17 SEPTEMBERTHEATRE ROYAL, GLASGOW 5 DECEMBER - 10.
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Girl from the North Country is a musical with a book by Conor McPherson and songs with music and lyrics by Bob Dylan.. Leicester Curve, and New Wimbledon Theatre, the final performance 18th March. Critical reception was the same as the production had received on its first opening in 2017. North American Tour (2023)
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Frances McNamee gives an incredible performance as Elizabeth Laine, brilliantly portraying a depiction of dementia, as well as her fantastic rendition of Like A Rolling Stone. Maria Omakinwa as.
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Girl From The North Country continues at the New Wimbledon Theatre, London until 18 March 2023.. Star rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Winding down a UK and Ireland tour that began in Dublin last June, Irish playwright Conor McPherson's masterpiece interlinking 20 Bob Dylan songs with a Depression-era drama set in 1934 in the Minnesota town where he was born came up as fresh as paint.