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An Irish Peer Gynt - Dr. Esther Armstrong

Researchers’ Tales

A lecture on the NT production of Frank McGuinness' version of Ibsen's Peer Gynt in 2000, directed by Conall Morrison.

Dr Armstrong will discuss the artistic intentions behind the development of this production. Its production and reception were controversial and the UK critics clearly had problems with the perceived Irish presence in this play, particularly since the idea of ‘British' identity was culturally under question during this period.

Speaker - Dr. Esther Armstrong

Wednesday 8 June 2011, 7-8pm

Call 020 7452 3000 or book online to reserve you place for this free lecture. Limited availability.

Venue: John Lyon Education Studio, National Theatre Studio, 83-101, The Cut, SE1 8LL

An Irish Peer Gynt - Dr. Esther Armstrong finished on: 8 June 2011

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