A reading of An Giall (The Hostage) by Brendan Behan, directed by Nicola Murphy Dubey and Caoimhe Nic Giollarnáith Please keep in mind that patrons cannot purchase tickets online one hour before the scheduled showtime. If you’d like to buy tickets … [Read more...] about An Giall
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Past Event — An Giall
in Amharclann Stiúideo W. Scott McLucas Cuireann Irish Repertory Theatre An Giall, le Brendan Behan Léamh ar an mbunleagan Gaeilge An Giall Le Brendan Behan Comhstiúrtha ag Nicola Ní Mhurchú & Caoimhe Níc Giollarnáith Cóitseáil canúint … [Read more...] about Past Event — An Giall
Timeline of Brian Friel’s Life and Work
1929 Brian Friel born on January 9th in Killyclogher, County Tyrone, to Sean Friel, a primary-school principal, and Mary McLoone, a postmistress. 1939 Friel and his family move to Derry, his father’s home city. 1948 Friel graduates from St. … [Read more...] about Timeline of Brian Friel’s Life and Work
Translations: Production History
“Nations don’t die from a heart attack, they go mute first.” — Lina Kostenko, Ukrainian Poet Translations was first staged on September 23, 1980 as the inaugural production of the Field Day Theatre Company, founded by Brian Friel and Stephen Rea. The … [Read more...] about Translations: Production History
Historical Context for Translations
IRELAND IN 1833 “A map is a representation on paper – a picture – you understand picture?” — Lancey Translations takes place in 1833 as British soldiers survey the Irish-speaking community of BaileBeag/Ballybeg, the fictional Donegal town where Brian … [Read more...] about Historical Context for Translations
The Quiet Girl + An Irish Goodbye
A special double feature screening of The Quiet Girl + An Irish Goodbye. This screening is presented in association with the Irish Film Institute’s IFI International programme, supported by Culture Ireland, and distributors Super Ltd and Network … [Read more...] about The Quiet Girl + An Irish Goodbye