A quiet examination of a country divided

April 17, 2018 / Judy Nedry / Play Reviews / No Comments

Two men walk into a bar. It’s Belfast, 2009. In the play Quietly by Owen McCafferty, now playing at Corrib Theatre, barkeep Robert (Murri Lazaroff-Babin), a young man from Poland, is watching the World Cup on the telly and fielding texts from his girlfriend. Jimmy (Ted Rooney) is the first to arrive. He was raised Catholic, […]

contemporary Irish drama, Contemporary Irish playwrights, divided societies, Gemma Whelan, Murri Lazaroff-Babin, Northern Ireland, Owen McCafferty, Quietly, Ted Rooney, terrorism, the Good Friday Agreement, The Troubles, Tim Blough, violence

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