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Conor McPherson

Conor McPherson

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Oct 14, 2026

speaker_4HOST
14:58
And the writing team.
speaker_4HOST
15:00
They have Michael Goldenberg, Adam Klein, Conor McPherson, and even the original author himself, Eoin Colfer, holds a writing credit.
speaker_5HOST
15:08
Which is baffling in hindsight.
speaker_4HOST
15:10
It is.

6 MINS LATER

speaker_4HOST
20:52
No.
speaker_4HOST
20:52
He wrote the screenplay for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
speaker_4HOST
20:56
And you have Conor McPherson, who is an incredible playwright.
speaker_4HOST
20:59
It makes you wonder about the absolute bloodbath happening behind the scenes.
Sarah HoltHOST
2:56
Albion Theatre does, um, plays that are, uh, British, Irish, Scottish from that, uh, part of the globe, bringing 'em over here to St. Louis.
Sarah HoltHOST
3:08
And, uh, Conor McPherson, playwright that, um, is pretty well known for his own work, um, this is his adaptation of the Daphne du Maurier short story, The Birds.
Sarah HoltHOST
3:19
So if you're looking for Tippi Hedren in a phone booth, I don't think you're gonna find her here.
Troy SchneiderHOST
3:24
[laughs]
John MooreGUEST
29:22
... couple of other suggestions I might add in.
John MooreGUEST
29:25
Right now everyone in town is talking about, uh, Conor McPherson's The Weir, which is being presented-
Alejandro Alonso GalvaCORRESPONDENT
29:30
Yes, yes
John MooreGUEST
29:31
... by Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company.
Kevin C. OlohanHOST
28:08
And it is very similar.
Kevin C. OlohanHOST
28:10
I'm reminded of The Seafarer, the great play by Conor McPherson.
Kevin C. OlohanHOST
28:14
I'm reminded of the very first, probably one of the very first folktales I ever read, which was on Carvach Macaba, which is something I studied in Irish in secondary school.
Kevin C. OlohanHOST
28:27
And that was another story about a gambler making a deal with the devil and outsmarting the devil.
Alan CorcoranHOST
59:30
It has some-
Elizabeth WhyteGUEST
59:31
Fabulous Conor McPherson
Alan CorcoranHOST
59:32
... well, it's two of my favorite actors.
Alan CorcoranHOST
59:33
I'd be lucky to be on stage with them.
Elizabeth WhyteGUEST
59:40
Yeah.
Elizabeth WhyteGUEST
59:41
It's, it's, it's, it's really...
Elizabeth WhyteGUEST
59:42
And it's an amazing play by Conor McPherson as well.
Elizabeth WhyteGUEST
59:44
It's a really gritty one as well, you know.
Rosie FellnerHOST
16:04
Nicholas, yeah.
Brian CoxGUEST
16:05
It was written by Conor McPherson.
Rosie FellnerHOST
16:06
Yes, the Irish.
Rosie FellnerHOST
16:07
Yeah, yeah.
Davie FureyHOST
0:09
My guest today is an exceptional actor who has just finished a five-week run in Dublin's Olympia Theatre with Conor McPherson's Girl of the North Country.
Davie FureyHOST
0:18
She's also worked with Sting on The Last Ship and with Kelsey Grammar in Big Fish.
Davie FureyHOST
0:24
She is absolutely stunning and it's a great pleasure to welcome Frances McNamee all the way from Derry.

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