2006

The Theatre of Martin McDonagh

Writings of Sebastian Barry

Friel's Dramatic Artistry

2005

George Fitzmaurice

East of Eden

Three Congregational Masses

Irish Theatre on Tour

Poems 2000-2005

Synge: A Celebration

2004

The Irish Harp Book

The Drunkard

Goethe: Musical Poet, Musical Catalyst

Playboys of the Western World - Performance Histories

The Power of Laughter

Sacred Play - Soul Journeys in Contemporary Irish Theatre

Woyzeck: A New Translation

2003

Critical Moments: Fintan O'Toole on Modern Irish Theatre

Goethe and Schubert: Across the Divide

'Before Rules Was Made': The Theatre of Marina Carr

2002

Hamlet: the Shakespearean Director

Theatre Of Sound

Stages of Mutability: The Theatre of Frank McGuinness

Talking about Tom Murphy

2001

Seen and Heard

The Starving and October Song

Theatre Talk

South African Iphigenie

2000

Theatre Stuff: Critical Essays

Under The Curse

1998

Goethe's Urfaust

 







Brian Friel's Dramatic Artistry: 'The Work Has Value'

Edited by Donald E. Morse, Csilla Bertha, and
Mária Kurdi
 

The essays gathered in Brian Friel’s Dramatic Artistry survey the most remarkable playwriting career of Ireland’s foremost playwright – a career that now spans close to five decades...
     Over the past decade, the Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies (HJEAS) published by the University of Debrecen in Hungary has commissioned several issues devoted to Irish Studies from a variety of perspectives: Irish Drama (1996), Myth and History in Twentieth-Century Irish Literature (2002), Irish Literature and Culture: Getting into Contact (2004). In 1999 Mária Kurdi, University of Pécs, guest-edited a Special Issue in Honour of Brian Friel at 70 and it is that issue which forms the core of this volume.
     Additional essays are from the other special HJEAS Irish Studies issues. Brian Friel’s Dramatic Artistry also includes an interview with Richard Pine about Friel’s work from another Hungarian scholarly journal, The AnaChronisT published by Eötvös Lóránt University in Budapest.
     To round out the collection, Etudes Irlandaises contributed an essay by a long-time friend of Irish Studies in Hungary, Christopher Murray.

From the Preface by Donald E. Morse

€23
ISBN 1-904505-17-1

 

 





ISBN 1-904505-17-1

Distributed in North America by Dufour Editions Inc.

for Ireland, UK, and elsewhere:
Columba Mercier Distribution
 
© Carysfort Press 2006