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3rd Lughnasa FrielFest, Derry~Londonderry 6th Happy Days: International Beckett Festival Enniskillen 2-19 August 2018

3rd Lughnasa FrielFest, Derry~Londonderry
6th Happy Days: International Beckett Festival Enniskillen
2-19 August 2018

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JEz BuTTErWOrTH<br />

I n C O n v E r S AT I O n<br />

An grianán Theatre, Letterkenny<br />

Saturday 18 August, 2pm<br />

Tickets: €10<br />

JEZ BUTTERWORTH HAD ALREADY established himself as one of his<br />

generation’s leading playwrights when his play Jerusalem, starring Mark<br />

Rylance, premiered in London in 2009. The play, a bold, exuberant, stateof-the-nation<br />

comedy about modern-day Pied Piper Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron,<br />

won a clutch of awards and catapulted Butterworth to international fame.<br />

His latest play, The Ferryman, a gripping family drama set in an Armagh<br />

farmhouse in 1981, has been just as rapturously received. In an exclusive<br />

Irish appearance for Lughnasa FrielFest Jez Butterworth talks about his<br />

passion for Friel’s work and the challenges of writing plays, from dialogue<br />

to engaging with the Troubles.<br />

‘a playwright without equal’<br />

The Guardian<br />

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