Marina Carr: Plays 1
by Marina Carr
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What readers are saying
Readers appreciate Marina Carr's compelling storytelling and her ability to intertwine traditional Irish elements with Greek tragedy. Many are captivated by the emotional depth and complexity present in her characters, while some note the collection's bleak themes. Overall, her work is regarded as essential reading for those interested in contemporary Irish drama.
Synopsis
Marina Carr: Plays 1 introduces the work of a major new voice in playwrighting.
Carr has been praised for the beauty and uniqueness of her language, was cited by The Independent as "a hugely valuable dramatic voice," and has even been compared to Eugene O'Neill.
A prominent voice in British letters who has been building momentum in the United States for the past decade, Carr's four critically acclaimed works are gathered together here for the first time.
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Marina Carr: Plays 1 is a British play written by Marina Carr and published by Faber & Faber in London (2000).
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Faber & Faber · 2000 · 368 pp
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