A One-Night-Only event on the Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage Monday, October 30, 2023 at 7pm We are thrilled to welcome the Allegri Ladies Choir to Irish Repertory Theatre for a very special performance this fall from the vibrant city of Derry, … [Read more...] about Allegri Ladies Choir
Musical Event
Gregory Harrington and Friends
on the Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage Gregory Harrington with Brandon Lewis (drums), Dan Montgomery (bass), Jake Pinto (keyboard) and Ric Molina (guitar) PLEASE NOTE: THIS PERFORMANCES HAS BEEN CANCELLED. FULL PERFORMANCE UPDATES CAN BE FOUND … [Read more...] about Gregory Harrington and Friends
Christine Tobin:
Sailing to Byzantium
on the Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage
Christine Tobin with Lauren Riley Rigby, Phil Robson, Jim Ridl & Matt Brewer
Tuesday, August 27, 7pm
"Tobin gets the combination just right, giving emphasis to Yeats’ imagery and emotions, … [Read more...] about Christine Tobin:
Sailing to Byzantium
Gregory Harrington & Friends
on the Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage Gregory Harrington with Eleanor Norton, Zsaz Rutkowski, and Brandon Lewis Monday, July 29, 2019 at 7pm Just off his recent successful debut of his new album, "Without You", Gregory Harrington presents … [Read more...] about Gregory Harrington & Friends
Sean, Women, and Song: A Musical Tribute
The W. Scott McLucas Studio Theatre Lyrics by Sean O’Casey Written and Directed by Stephen Kennedy Murphy Saturday, May 4 at 8pm & Sunday, May 5 at 3pm Sean, Women, and Song is a musical celebration of the women who sing the … [Read more...] about Sean, Women, and Song: A Musical Tribute
The Sean O’Casey Reading Series:
The Green Crow Caws:
Songs and Sat-Eire from Sean O’Casey’s Autobiography
The W. Scott McLucas Studio Theatre
Written by Neil Bradley
Adapted from Writings by Sean O'Casey
Directed by Mark Shanahan
Thursday, April 4 at 7pm
Friday, April 5 at 8pm
“Some Latin writer once said: ‘If a crow would feed in quiet, it … [Read more...] about The Sean O’Casey Reading Series:
The Green Crow Caws:
Songs and Sat-Eire from Sean O’Casey’s Autobiography