Irish Rep Is Having A Friel Day
'Translations' is the first of three Brian Friel plays that Irish Rep is staging this season. "It has a kind of politics, but it’s so embracing of human life," director Doug Hughes says.
Irish Repertory Theatre
Irish Repertory Theatre, located at 132 West 22nd Street, New York City, was founded in 1988 by Ciarán O’Reilly and Charlotte Moore. It is dedicated to presenting works by Irish and Irish-American playwrights, offering a rich repertoire that includes classic and contemporary plays, musicals, and original productions. The theater is known for its intimate setting and high-quality performances, celebrating the depth and diversity of Irish theater. Irish Repertory Theatre also engages in educational and outreach programs, fostering a connection with the community and promoting Irish culture. It remains a vital institution in New York City’s theater scene. Read more about Theater.
Marie Mullen Blesses ‘The Saviour’ With A Must-See Performance at the Irish Rep
The Tony winning actress swings between ecstasy and misery in this two-person show.
Father and Son Reed and Ephraim Birney Bring ‘Chester Bailey’ to Life at the Irish Rep
Family ties provide added resonance to this two-character play about a welder who suffers a devastating injury, for both the audience and the actors. "But we’re still really goofy with each other before and after the play,” says Reed.
