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What did our critic think of REVIEW: A YANKEE GOES HOME at At Abbey Theater Of Dublin? When he first learned the Abbey Theater of Dublin was interested in doing the world premiere of A YANKEE GOES HOME, Irish American playwright Sean Cooney was thrilled to be doing a production in his homeland. Then Cooney learned the Abbey Theater was located off Emerald Parkway in Dublin, Ohio, not in the Capital City of the Emerald Isle.

The musical, that distinctly American art form, has transformed significantly since its beginnings with “Show Boat” and “Oklahoma!”—musicals ...

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Jan 17th, 2021 3 min read COMMENTARY BY Director, Civil Society and the American Dialogue Katie Gorka serves as Director of the Feulner Institute’s Center for Civil Society and the American Dialogue. The fifth annual Conservative Theatre Festival will give conservative playwrights a platform to have their voices heard at the Abbey Theater in Dublin, Ohio, on Jan. 29 and 30. maksicfoto/Getty Images Key Takeaways Succeeding in the world of theater...

Commentary By Katharine Gorka is director of the Center for Civil Society and the American Dialogue at The Heritage Foundations Feulner Institute. Succeeding in the world of theater is tough no matter who you are. But if you’re a conservative Orthodox Jew, it’s even tougher. Just ask Joshua Danese. Danese is hardly new to the profession. Some three decades ago, he found success as a young, progressive, secular Jewish writer. He wrote and produced plays and occasionally acted as well. Then o...

Letters: Different strokes, school funding, STRS board election Letters to the editor We dont all share Blundos hates, loves I’d like to supplement Joe Blundo’s list of things he hates about 2020 (Sunday column) with a short list of my own.  These are things Blundo missed (or, more accurately, that did not bother him in the least):  I hate that hundreds of businesses were burned to the ground in cities all across America for no apparent reason other than to satisfy a rage that was both il...