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Brian Friel 1929-: Critical Review by Jack Kroll

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SOURCE: "The Belles of Balleybeg," in Newsweek, Vol. CXVIII, No. 19, 4 November 1991, p. 79.

In October 1991, the entire Abbey Theatre production arrived in New York from Dublin, and Dancing at Lughnasa opened on Broadway. In the following review of that staging. Kroll praises every aspect of the play, declaring it "as powerful and haunting as anything [Friel has ever written. "]

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