Brian Friel (b. 1929) is an Irish dramatist, theatre director and author. Friel began writing short stories for The New Yorker in 1959 and subsequently published two well-received collections: The Saucer of Larks (1962) and The Gold in the Sea (1966). He has written several plays including: “Philadelphia Here I Come!” (1964), “The Loves of Cass McGuire” (1966), “Lovers “(1967), “The Freedom of the City” (1973), “Aristocrats” (1979), “Molly Sweeney” (1994), “Give Me Your Answer Do!” (1997), "The Bear" (2002),"The Yalta Game" (2001), and "Afterplay" (2002).
Brian Friel
AdaptorHEDDA GABLER
AdaptorMONTH IN THE COUNTRY, A
AdaptorFATHERS AND SONS
AdaptorUNCLE VANYA (BRIAN FRIEL)
AuthorCRYSTAL AND FOX
AdaptorYALTA GAME, THE
AuthorWONDERFUL TENNESSEE
AuthorTRANSLATIONS
AuthorMOLLY SWEENEY
AuthorLOVERS
AuthorFREEDOM OF THE CITY, THE
AuthorDANCING AT LUGHNASA
AuthorCOMMUNICATION CORD, THE
AuthorARISTOCRATS
AuthorAFTERPLAY
AuthorFAITH HEALER
