Thirty years after their first ever stage production, The Irish Rep is mounting an unprecedented three-play cycle of his plays in repertory through May 2019.
How an Irish dance group came to be involved in bringing to life the amazing mosaic of the Five Points at the height of the American Civil War in the new musical "Paradise Square."
This month The Irish Repertory Theatre in Manhattan are staging two Brian Friel one-act plays that explore love and the tales people tell themselves to make sense of their lives. It's the hottest new ticket off-Broadway.
It's doubtful you will ever see a more perfectly realized production of Irish playwright Samuel Beckett's signature play "Waiting For Godot" than the one that's currently being presented by Galway's celebrated Druid theatre at the Lincoln Center's White Light Festival this week.
It doesn't matter what I think of The Ferryman on Broadway because the London critics loved it and now the New York gatekeepers have given it their benedictions too.
Children drinking Bushmills for breakfast an IRA man saying he’d burn his baby for a united Ireland, drunken revelry and banshees howling the new hit arriving to Broadway from London sounds like a hoot... or does it?
