Showing January 18 - February 26, 2023 Irish Repertory Theatre presents The Smuggler: A Thriller in Rhyme in the W. Scott McLucas Studio Theatre. Written by Ronán Noone Directed by Conor Bagley Scenic design by Ann Beyersdorfer Lighting design by Michael O'Connor Sound design by Liam Bellman-Sharpe Production stage manager Michael Palmer Starring Michael … [Read more...] about The Irish Rep Presents: “The Smuggler – A Thriller in Rhyme”
The Irish Rep Presents: “A Child’s Christmas in Wales”
Showing December 1 - December 31, 2022 Irish Repertory Theatre presents the Charlotte Moore adaptation of Dylan Thomas' A Child's Christmas in Wales Adapted and directed by Charlotte Moore Music supervision by John Bell Music direction by David Hancock Turner Starring Kerry Conte, Ali Ewoldt, Jay Aubrey Jones, Kylie Kuioka, Dan Macke, and Ashley Robinson This December, … [Read more...] about The Irish Rep Presents: “A Child’s Christmas in Wales”
Glucksman Ireland House to Celebrate 30th Anniversary Annual Dinner Gala at NYU’s Kimmel Center
Monday, February 27, 2023 at 6:30 PM (EST) The Glucksman Ireland House will hold its 11th annual dinner gala at NYU’s Kimmel Center to mark the 30 year anniversary as the home of Irish and Irish-American studies at New York University. Honoring four leaders in the fields of education, business and philanthropy, arts, and journalism: Bob McCann, celebrated philanthropist and … [Read more...] about Glucksman Ireland House to Celebrate 30th Anniversary Annual Dinner Gala at NYU’s Kimmel Center
Frank & Al
A new book by Terry Golway on the developing Democratic party through the lens of F.D.R. and Al Smith Frank and Al: FDR, Al Smith, and the Unlikely Alliance and Epic Feud that Created the Modern Democratic Party by Terry Golway allows readers to see the massive change to the Democratic party that both Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Al Smith ushered in during the mid- … [Read more...] about Frank & Al
The First Word: Shall We Ever Overcome?
My English brother-in-law once asked me if I had anything happy to write about. To paraphrase Dorothy Parker, the world has enough happiness in it without our having to read about it in magazines, but I know what he means. I wish I could devote this space to waxing lyrical about our Top 100: How their success contrasts with the snuggles of earlier generations. And how some of … [Read more...] about The First Word: Shall We Ever Overcome?