Girl From The North Country (Broadway) NYC Reviews and Tickets
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CRITIC’S PICK. "Bob Dylan’s Amazing Grace: This ravishing and singular musical, written and directed by Conor McPherson, hears America singing — Dylan — during the Great Depression."
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4/5 Stars. "'Girl' doesn't have much plot, but it provides a compelling setting for Dylan's plangent lyrics...McPherson uses Dylan's songs as atmosphere in the broadest sense: They are the air the characters breathe. And when the musical's cool gains force, it acquires a piercing chill."
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"'Girl From the North Country' Has No Direction Home"
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"Conor McPherson's Depression-era ensemble drama set to the songs of Bob Dylan moves to Broadway with some excellent new cast additions and all of its distinctive virtues enhanced."
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Grade: B, "Bob Dylan's songs come to the stage in Conor McPherson's 'Girl From the North Country'"
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"The moody music and lyrics from the Bob Dylan playbook both define and heighten Conor McPherson’s haunting vision of the Depression."
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"Back Home Again on Desolation Row: Conor McPherson’s self-directed jukebox musical based on the songs of Bob Dylan moves to Broadway."
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"Bob Dylan Musical ‘Girl From The North Country’ Reimagines Those Genius Back Pages"
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"Listen up, Bob Dylan fans: You’ll want to journey to Broadway’s ‘North Country'"
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"‘Girl From the North Country’ review: Bob Dylan on Broadway is a dud"
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"‘Girl from the North Country’ is a genuinely soulful and cathartic experience"
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"‘Girl from the North Country’ is a genuinely soulful and cathartic experience"
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"Irish playwright Conor McPherson crafted this uniquely intimate work, and whether you call it a jukebox musical, a play with music or simply a theatrical tone poem, it is a ravishingly performed ode to Dylan’s own poetic lyricism."
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"Girl From the North Country Wraps the Music of Bob Dylan Around a Gloomy New Play: Writer-director Conor McPherson tells a ghost story of the Great Depression"
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"Conor McPherson's Somber And Touching Bob Dylan Tapestry 'GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY' Moves Uptown"
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"Bob Dylan's songs have never sounded better, but something has been lost in the transfer from the Public Theater to the far more expansive Broadway house."
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5/5 Stars. "Bob Dylan songs enhance Conor McPherson's musical, a profound look at the Midwest with an unflagging regard for people anywhere at the frayed end of their tether."
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4/5 Stars. "The genius of 'Girl From the North Country' is that it treats Dylan's songs not as hits to be played from a jukebox but as poetry that constructs a mythic, broken American landscape."
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"My overall impression remarkably improved now that 'Girl' has transferred to Broadway.Maybe it's recasting: Jay O. Sanders restores the gravitational center to Conor McPherson's book."
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"‘Girl From the North Country’ illuminates lives adrift"
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"This unique musical featuring Dylan's song is as good, if not even better, on Broadway"
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Score: 90%. "'Girl From the North Country'...has made the well-worn trek from The Public to Broadway. Thankfully, the stellar cast and creatives from the US premiere downtown that made it such a hit (the world premiere was in London), have moved almost en masse to Broadway."
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"Largely the same slow, sad, elliptical and occasionally exquisite theater piece I saw Off-Broadway. But my reaction to it has changed, for better and for worse. There are still a good number of tuneful melodies sung gloriously…But 150 minutes of dreary lives didn't wear as well."
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"Conor McPherson and the singular American songwriter (and Nobel laureate) Bob Dylan. Their seemingly disparate sensibilities have come together to create one of the most haunting - and hauntingly beautiful -- musicals I've ever seen, "Girl from the North Country."
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"What makes 'Girl from the North Country'…so special…is the showcase it provides for one magnificent cover after another of Dylan's oeuvre. This is thanks largely to the extraordinary orchestrations and arrangements…and the singing of an exceptional cast."
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