The Washington Post: The Dealer of Ballynafeigh

“Irish playwright and Belfast native Rosemary Jenkinson knows her political infighting … If you’re keeping score on that front, “The Dealer of Ballynafeigh” may strike you as corrosive satire. … Jenkinson’s cockeyed underworld features the usual sweetly violent suspects … she has real Belfast targets in mind.”

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