Efacis

  • About Us
    • Welcome by the EFACIS president
    • About Us
    • Efacis Board
  • Conferences
    • Łódź 2027
    • PhD Seminars
    • Past EFACIS Conferences
      • Conferences
      • PHD Seminars
    • Werner Huber Grants
  • Publications
    • Review of Irish Studies in Europe
      • Call for Submissions
    • Irish Studies in Europe
      • ISE Series Titles
    • Literature as Translation
      • Anne Enright
      • John Banville
      • Yeats Reborn
    • Kaleidoscope
      • Kaleidoscope 1: Irish fiction authors about writing
      • Kaleidoscope 2: Europe in Ireland
      • Kaleidoscope 3: Irish Voices on Faith, Spirituality and Art
    • EFACIS Newsletter
    • Journals
    • PUBLICATION ETHICS POLICY
  • Projects
    • EFACIS Book Club
    • EFACIS Roundtable Discussions
    • EFACIS PhD HUB
    • Previous projects
      • German Irish Studies Itinerary
      • Aistriú
  • Irish Itinerary
    • About the Irish Itinerary
    • Upcoming events
    • Testimonials
    • The Irish Itinerary Podcast
    • Artists
  • Members
    • How to become a member
    • The Benefits of Becoming an EFACIS Member
    • Centres of Irish Studies
    • Affiliated Organisations
    • log in

Marina Carr at the University of Ljubljana

  1. Home
  2. Marina Carr at the University of Ljubljana

"Hearing Marina Carr talk has left a big impact on me. Listening to her read out parts of her works and talk about the process of creating them was truly inspiratonal. Her work brings to the forefront issues genuinely worth discussing and it has made me think of the tradition of ancient myths and why their being so cherished in Western society may also be linked to broader social structures and contemorary power relations."

Tamara Divjak (2nd yar student of English and Comparative Literature)

***

"Few literary experiences compare to seeing a plawright present their own work through the medium for which it was intended - performance. Marina Carr's delivery and tone kept me engaged troughout the readings and demonstrated how much meaning can be conveyed through voice, rhythm, and delivery, highlighting the power of performance in bringing dramatic texts to life. It left me with that familiar itch that any avid reader knows well - it left me wanting to read more." 

Nal Mencin (1st year student of English and German)

 

(c) Photo by Katarina Dimitrijević

Front Page: 
Yes
Efacis

Theme - ©2018 - All rights reserved EFACIS