Brian Friel

Brian Friel
Irsk litteratur
Brian Friel; Irsk litteratur
Personlig information
Født	9. januar 1929 ; Omagh, Storbritannien
Død	2. oktober 2015 (86 år) ; Greencastle, Irland
Gravsted	Glenties
Politisk parti	Nationalist Party
Uddannelse og virke
Uddannelsessted	Ulster University,; Maynooth University,; St Columb's College
Medlem af	Royal Society of Literature,; Aosdána,; American Academy of Arts and Letters
Beskæftigelse	Dramatiker, oversætter, sceneinstruktør, forfatter, politiker
Fagområde	Drama, litteratur
Nomineringer og priser
Udmærkelser	Tony Award for Best Play,; Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature,; AWB Vincent Literary Award,; Irish PEN Award
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Brian Friel (født 9. januar 1929, død 2. oktober 2015) var en irsk dramatiker, oversætter og teaterinstruktør, som er blevet kaldt den mest betydende nulevende engelsksprogede dramatiker. Flere af hans stykker er opført på Det Kongelige Teater med Ghita Nørby og Henning Moritzen.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Referencer

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^ Nightingale, Benedict. "Brian Friel's letters from an internal exile" Arkiveret 14. februar 2021 hos Wayback Machine. The Times. 23 February 2009. "But if it fuses warmth, humour and melancholy as seamlessly as it should, it will make a worthy birthday gift for Friel, who has just turned 80, and justify his status as one of Ireland's seven Saoi of the Aosdána, meaning that he can wear the Golden Torc round his neck and is now officially what we fans know him to be: a Wise Man of the People of Art and, maybe, the greatest living English-language dramatist." (engelsk)
^ Canby, Vincent."Seeing, in Brian Friel's Ballybeg". The New York Times. 8 January 1996. "Brian Friel has been recognized as Ireland's greatest living playwright almost since the first production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" in Dublin in 1964. In succeeding years he has dazzled us with plays that speak in a language of unequaled poetic beauty and intensity. Such dramas as "Translations," "Dancing at Lughnasa" and "Wonderful Tennessee," among others, have given him a privileged place in our theater." (engelsk)
^ Kemp, Conrad. "In the beginning was the image". Mail & Guardian. 25 June 2010. "Brian Friel, who wrote Translations and Philadelphia ... Here I Come, and who is regarded by many as one of the world's greatest living playwrights, has suggested that there is, in fact, no real need for a director on a production." (engelsk)

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[times-friel-letters-exile-2] Nightingale, Benedict. "Brian Friel's letters from an internal exile" Arkiveret 14. februar 2021 hos Wayback Machine. The Times. 23 February 2009. "But if it fuses warmth, humour and melancholy as seamlessly as it should, it will make a worthy birthday gift for Friel, who has just turned 80, and justify his status as one of Ireland's seven Saoi of the Aosdána, meaning that he can wear the Golden Torc round his neck and is now officially what we fans know him to be: a Wise Man of the People of Art and, maybe, the greatest living English-language dramatist." (engelsk)

[Seeing,_in_Brian_Friel's_Ballybeg-3] Canby, Vincent."Seeing, in Brian Friel's Ballybeg". The New York Times. 8 January 1996. "Brian Friel has been recognized as Ireland's greatest living playwright almost since the first production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" in Dublin in 1964. In succeeding years he has dazzled us with plays that speak in a language of unequaled poetic beauty and intensity. Such dramas as "Translations," "Dancing at Lughnasa" and "Wonderful Tennessee," among others, have given him a privileged place in our theater." (engelsk)

[4] Kemp, Conrad. "In the beginning was the image". Mail & Guardian. 25 June 2010. "Brian Friel, who wrote Translations and Philadelphia ... Here I Come, and who is regarded by many as one of the world's greatest living playwrights, has suggested that there is, in fact, no real need for a director on a production." (engelsk)

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