Girl From the North Country Tickets

Powerful voices interpret songs from a master songwriter. Conor McPherson has invented a believable story of poor folk in the depression-hit America of the 1930s, giving a new interpretation to Bob Dylan's songs, which are wonderful, anyway. Fully recommended for content and quality, plus the friendly atmosphere of the atrium and bar. A great night out, especially for Dylan fans, but worth a visit by anyone who loves powerful singing.

As a long time fan of Bob Dylan I don't usually like covers of his songs but I was blown away by the way they cover his music in this show. I loved the music and the story moved me to tears. Absolutely loved it. Recommended for fans of Bob and also those who don't know his music will find plenty to engage in this moving wonderful show.

Absolut Amazing... The Show... the Music... Just everything

Deep and powerful insights into the lives of small town American folk, during a depression. Universal truths. Wonderful acting and singing, with lyrics of songs very aptly chosen to accompany the storyline. Plenty to think about afterwards. It might suit people who are willing listen hard, and to make the effort to put themselves in other people's shoes.

Bad acoustics first half, not able to hear the storyline clearly. Improved in the second half. Good music, singers and band. Advantage to read the storyline before going. Not uplifting.

Third time we have seen this show and it did not disappoint, singing was excellent. Would watch again. Lighting was a bit too dim in some scenes.

A good story well told about 1930s America Excellent interpretation of Dylan songs A show really worth seeing

This show was not my usual show to see. However, I found it very refreshing and so very powerful. The story entwined with the music was clever, and my goodness the actors and musicians were INCREDIBLE! For anyone who enjoys country and gospel style music (and doesn't mind emotion!) this is a must see!

Gloria Obianyo has the most beautiful singing voice I have ever heard.

This is an excellent show with superb singing and great acting. A great story as well. Unable to fault this production. The visitors to London with me thought it was super. and praised the quality of the singing of Dillons songs

The story is bitty & weakly strung together - such that by the end one didn't really know what had happened or much cared. The music - and especially the singing - was first class. so good to be able to hear all the words of Dylan's songs.

Enjoyed every minute

Brilliant story, fabulous acting and amazing vocals. Any lover of the theatre who also appreciates Bob Dylan's work, should not miss this treat.

A really top class evening; a moving storyline with excellent music and singing. Hope Bob Dylan visits the show. It is deserving of his accolade !

Thank you for your email . It is not customary for me to comment about anything at all but you have asked. The performance last night moves me to do so . I write not simply out of sympathy for (in the main) a delightfully talented cast obliged now forever to be associated with this train wreck but out of genuine astonishment that anyone could seek to call this watchable drama blend it with a musical and end up with a contradictory mess that is markedly less than the sum of its parts (and that given the evident quality of some of the singing and the choreography was the real tragedy of the evening ). If you have nothing to say about a character that reveals any insight into the human condition introducing (yet) another character about whom you have nothing to say does not develop a meaningful story line and generates no empathy for any of the characters whatsoever . Nor when you have nothing to say does introducing a song which for the most part neither advances the story line nor bears any relevance to it . So in synopsis we have: bad thing happens to mentally or financially impoverished(or both) person ,marginally relevant or irrelevant Dylan song and repeat (interpolating” All along the Watchtower”? Really ?Because it made for a jolly good singsong ? ) No wit ,no charm no humour and strangely the dramatic twist of having a narrator speak from the grave saves none of this . More than the cursory knowledge of the Dylan songbook evidenced would have stood the effort in better stead . And that may have led to the understanding that almost no vocalists can cover a Dylan song for want of his vocal range . One or two did so admirably .One or two did not. A wasted opportunity that needed more than a cluttered and paper thin story line and needed a script ,

Wonderful rivetting entertainment with orginal use of Dylan's music and storytelling. Loved it!