Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel, the 1992 Tony Award winner for Best Play, is a lyrical memory play set in 1930s rural Donegal, Ireland. It follows five unmarried Mundy sisters navigating poverty, repressed joy, and cultural change, as the return of their missionary brother and the ancient harvest festival of Lughnasa unravel their fragile world.
Dance Series: U.F.O. (Uncharted Forms of the Occasion)
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