Yahoo HomeNiamh Cusack
| Born | October 20, 1959 |
| Hometown | Dalkey |
| Spouse | Finbar Lynch |
| Children | Calam Lynch |
| Parents | Cyril Cusack , Maureen Cusack |
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Theories abound as to the identity of Elena Ferrante. Thanks to the Neapolitan novels author’s aversion to publicity, some believe her to be the alter-ego of male writer Domenico Starnone. April De Angelis – who has adapted Ferrante’s novels into a lively, generous four-part play – doesn’t buy it. “It’s so female,” she said of the story. “The passions, the menstruation, and f***ing from a woman’s point of view. Women live secret lives and they are never allowed into the big narrative of what it
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My Brilliant Friend review: Elena Ferrante's story makes a triumphant transition to stage
From Elena Ferrante’s cult quartet of Neapolitan novels, playwright April de Angelis and director Melly Still have carved a richly textured, two-part piece of theatre exploring a complex female friendship across decades of postwar history.Leading a well-drilled ensemble as Lenù and Lila, Niamh Cusack and Catherine McCormack show that, in an underclass exploited by politicians, capitalists, gangsters and religion, it’s always women who come off worst. But that’s really only part of it.
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My Brilliant Friend at the National Theatre: First look at pictures of Elena Ferrante story on stage
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