Girl From The North Country NYC Reviews and Tickets

79%

(291 Ratings)

Positive

79%

Mixed

15%

Negative

Members say

Great singing, Absorbing, Great acting, Great staging, Disappointing

About the Show

Following a run at London’s Old Vic and a West End transfer, the new show from Olivier winner and Tony Award nominee Conor McPherson and music icon Bob Dylan makes its American premiere.

Show-Score Member Reviews (291)

Great singing, Slow

See it if I loved this, though I can't say why. My friend hated it& also can't say why. It's slow & not much happens & I didn't like any of the charac

Don't see it if ters, but the singing is great and I enjoyed the story, or what there was of it. Not for everyone, but the music is great.

Great singing, Great staging, Confusing, Refreshing, Slow

See it if you want to enjoy a night with sensational singing and atmospheric storytelling.

Don't see it if you care a lot about the story.

Absorbing, Great singing, Ambitious, Entertaining, Great writing

See it if You want to hear some of Bob Dylan’s songs in a musical with a strong story line Along with some serious themes.

Don't see it if You do not like the music of Bob Dylan or plays that have some serious themes.

Absorbing, Exquisite, Great singing, Thought-provoking, Stays-with-you

See it if Because it will change theater for the better, the actors in great roles to match their talent (even the smallest part is great), and Dylan

Don't see it if You’re too old to remember how Dylan made you feel, because you need to feel this play

Absorbing, Ambitious, Great acting, Great singing, Great staging

See it if you are a Bob Dylan fan and want to see his songs in a story that make them feel true. You like bleakly realist shows and don't mind drama.

Don't see it if you want to see a happy or action packed show. You don't like character study pieces. Read more

Disappointing, Indulgent, Great singing, Great staging, Great acting

See it if Foreigner's jukebox take on 20 Dylan hymns in Depression-era America. Large cast laments the times and troubles they have seen. Lyrical.

Don't see it if Depressing Dylan Depression. Appears that scissors were taken to a McPherson play and requiems were inserted here, stop, and here, and stop. Read more

Great writing, Refreshing, Quirky, Edgy, Ambitious

See it if For Interesting, unusual droll but not disappointing "musical". Saw at Public Theater and Broadway. Go to Public for intimate experience

Don't see it if Want to see traditional musical. This is far from that.

Absorbing, Clever, Great singing, Great staging

See it if It's original and worth seeing. I wanted to like it more than I did. I think I was expecting more. It's a sad and depressing play and lea

Don't see it if If you don't like historic plays about the depression and how people manage to merger out an existence. This play is one to skip.

Critic Reviews (37)

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