Girl From the North Country
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Girl From the North Country on Broadway: Show Is Now Closed
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Girl From the North Country Summary
- Show Status: Closed
- Genre: Musical
- Girl From the North Country is 2 hours and 30 minutes long, including an intermission of 15 minutes
- 8 Shows per week
- Previews Began: April 29, 2022
- Show Opened : April 29, 2022
- Show Closed: June 19, 2022
A family down on their luck attempts to survive the Great Depression, all set to the tune of Bob Dylan’s somber yet emotional folk songs.
What's Girl From the North Country Like?
Set in the town of Duluth, Minnesota in the winter of 1934, the story follows the Laine family and their journey through the Great Depression.
Nick Laine owns a rundown guesthouse that his family stays in but becomes desperate for money once the bank threatens to foreclose his property and failing business. His wife Elizabeth suffers from dementia and is prone to sudden and difficult outbursts. Their son Gene is an alcoholic who can’t seem to get his life together and their adopted daughter Marianne is pregnant and refuses to disclose the father’s identity.
The family is slowly falling apart but everything changes one day as a bible salesman and a boxer show up at their door looking for shelter.
Is Girl From the North Country Good for Kids?
This show is not suitable for children under the age of 14 as it delves into dark subject matter such as tragic death, mental illness, and addiction.
Girl From the North Country on Broadway Background
Show Reopened (Again) on Broadway in Spring 2022
Girl from the North Country has been all over the place with its countless show openings and closings on Broadway. It came back again in Spring 2022 in a limited run for hen last final time.
Opening and Closing History
The show originally opened on Broadway on March 5, 2020, but then closed just a week later due the COVID-19 pandemic. The show the reopened again post-pandemic on Oct. 13, 2021 but then closed again when the cast got sick with the new COVID variant. The show closed then on Jan. 23, 2022. At that time the show announced that they were going closing for good this time.
On March 25, 2022 the show announced that they will return to the Belasco Theatre for 50 performances only, beginning April 29 until June 11, 2022. This may have something to do with contract that the show producer's have with the Belasco theatre landlord. This gives audiences another opportunity to see the show that was not well received on the last round.
Conor McPherson Writes and Directs
Girl From the North Country is a musical written and directed by Conor McPherson, an Irish playwright who broke into the industry with his 1997 play, The Weir, which would go on to win him the 1999 Laurence Olivier award for “Best Play”. McPherson’s new musical originally debuted in 2017 at The Old Vic theatre in London but was soon transferred to the West End following the show’s success.
In anticipation for its Broadway debut, the show had several North American tryouts, first at the Public Theatre in New York, followed by another at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto.
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Feature Prominently
The show is jam-packed with many of Bob Dylan’s greatest and most memorable songs, yet does not act as a traditional jukebox musical. Despite the fact that it incorporates nearly 20 of the songwriters hits, the songs are used as emotional backing to emphasize the struggles and heartbreak of the characters involved, rather than being the show’s main focus.
Theatre Information
Belasco Theatre
111 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10019
New York, NY 10019
Seats:
813
Entrance:
44th Street between Broadway and 6th Avenues
Theatre
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Girl From the North Country Marquee
Gallery
Cast Members
- Todd Almond
- Jeannette Bayardelle
- Jennifer Blood
- Law Terrell Dunford
- Matthew Frederick Harris
- Caitlin Houlahan
- Robert Joy
- Marc Kudisch
- Luba Mason
- Ben Mayne
- Matt McGrath
- Tom Nelis
- Colton Ryan
- Jay O Sanders
- John Schiappa
- Austin Scott
- Kimber Elayne Sprawl
- Rachel Stern
- Chiara Trentalange
- Chelsea Lee Williams
- Mare Winningham
Producers
Aaron Lustbader (Executive Producer)
Tristan Baker at Runaway Entertainment Ltd
Charlie Parsons at Runaway Entertainment Ltd
Steven Lappin
Production Credits
- General Manager
- Foresight Theatrical LLC
- Company Manager
- Ashley Berman
- Technical Supervisor
- Hudson Theatrical Associates
- Advertising Representative
- AKA NYC
- Press Agent
- Rubenstein Communications
- Production Stage Manager
- Jeff Brancato
Creative Team
- Book Writer
- Conor McPherson
- Music and Lyrics
- Bob Dylan
- Director
- Conor McPherson
- Settings and Costumes
- Rae Smith
- Lighting
- Mark Henderson
- Sound
- Simon Baker
- Musical Supervisor
- Simon Hale
- Movement
- Lucy Hind
- Additional Arrangements
- Simon Hale
- Additional Arrangements
- Conor McPherson