Rosemary Loughlin: Brian Friel - Was one of Ireland’s most important playwrights an Oxfordian?

DAY ONE: HIDDEN AUTHORSHIP MYSTERIES, DVS Spring Meeting 2021.
This video is a presentation Rosemary made at the DVS Spring 2021 webinar. Rosemary introduces Brian Friel as one of Ireland's outstanding playwrights and looks more closely at his play Translations, in respect of which she has made some fascinating discoveries.
She points out some of what she considers are the numerous subtle references to the Shakespeare authorship question in that play and deals specifically with a passage in which she thinks Friel is asking us to look more closely at a person by the name of 'Vere'.

[@ralphwalker-smith1426]

Fantastic!!

[@peckerwood6078]

Performed in an MFA production of his "Volunteers" which looked at the incarceration of insurgents during the troubles. I was the Gaoler. Supervising the Archeological dig. Mr.Wilcox, a presbyterian of the Anglo Norman, Scotch Irish ascendancy. It was an exploration of the inner and outer aspects of an intensely confounding psychological drama. Not to be missed.

[@brendanward2991]

Fascinating!

[@milzner641]

Excellent presentation! Thank you for posting this.

[@drymant]

Era, Friel'd be only laughing at you.

[@sislertx]

Yeah...i think.unsaw stuff there that u.wanted to.see.sorry to say.