Rare light of understanding
Depicting disability onstage is often an endeavor rife with disappointment. With centuries of performance tradition built on a foundation of exclud...
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Molly Sweeney Officially Opens Off-Broadway at Irish Rep May 23
The production is the fourth in Irish Rep's Friel Project, presenting Brian Friel's plays set in the fictional Irish town of Ballybeg.
United States Frank Sweeney Molly Sweeney University College Dublin Irish Repertory Theatre Friel Project
Source: playbill.com
Molly Sweeney Begins Performances Off-Broadway at Irish Rep May 15
The production is the fourth in Irish Rep's Friel Project, presenting Brian Friel's plays set in the fictional Irish town of Ballybeg.
United States Frank Sweeney Molly Sweeney University College Dublin Irish Repertory Theatre Friel Project
Source: playbill.com
'Philadelphia, Here I Come!' Review: An Emigrant's Ambivalence
Irish Repertory Theatre’s Friel Project continues with this graceful production of Brian Friel’s 1964 play, in which a man on the eve of departing Ireland for…
Source: biztoc.com
Review Roundup: PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME! at the Irish Rep
The Friel Project continues at Irish Rep, where Philadelphia, Here I Come! just celebrated its opening night. Check out what the critics are saying about the production here.
Source: broadwayworld.com
Irish Repertory Theatre Expands The Friel Project, Adds Molly Sweeney to Lineup
The production will be the fourth in Irish Rep's Friel Project, presenting Brian Friel's plays set in the fictional Irish town of Ballybeg.
United States Molly Sweeney Frank Sweene University College Dublin Irish Repertory Theatre Friel Project
Source: playbill.com
This Actress Discovers The Role Of A Lifetime In Brian Friel's Play 'Translations'
Star Trek: Discovery star, Mary Wiseman, shows her vast range in Translations at Irish Repertory Theatre
Source: forbes.com
The Friel Project | Irish America
The Irish Repertory Theatre's 35th Season Celebration Running through May 5, 2024 The Irish Repertory Theatre is celebrating its 35th season by presenting three plays by Brian Friel, Translations, Aristocrats, and Philadelphia, Here I Come! running through May 5, 2024. Brian Friel was a dramatist and writer often referred to as the ‘Irish Chekhov’ for
Source: irishamerica.com
Theater Reviews: 'Watch Night' and 'Translations'
‘Watch Night’ and ‘Translations’ are concerned with the destruction wrought by colonialism. But one begins with nuanced individuals, the other with easy tropes.
Source: vulture.com
Searching for Brian Friel, and His Mythical Ballybeg
Irish Repertory Theater’s season-long survey of the playwright’s work prompted our reporter to seek out the Irish town that inspired the imaginary site of so many of his plays.
Source: nytimes.com