Rhona McCord June 19, 2013 Originally Published by The Irish Story The 2012 controversy arising from the tragedy of the death of a pregnant woman at Galway University Hospital was not the first time that the question of women’s health caused a … [Read more...] about The Mother and Child Scheme – The role of Church and State.
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Rebel In The Soul
in the W. Scott McLucas Studio Theatre by Larry Kirwan directed by Charlotte Moore April 12- May 21, 2017 Buy tickets now Dr. Noel Browne was elected to the Irish Parliament in the general election of 1948. Handsome, intense, arrogant, and … [Read more...] about Rebel In The Soul
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The Emperor Jones
by Eugene O’Neill directed by Ciarán O’Reilly starring Obi Abili March 1 - April 23, 2017 Buy Tickets Now! Eugene O’Neill’s groundbreaking play The Emperor Jones is the story of Brutus Jones, a despot who ascends the throne using lies, … [Read more...] about The Emperor Jones
Interview: Ryan Silverman & Melissa Errico
Ryan Silverman & Melissa Errico Talk Finian's Rainbow Giggle Fits, Cherished Passion Memories, & Much More Originally posted via Broadway Box December 19th, 2016 Tony nominee Melissa Errico is back at Irish Rep reprising her … [Read more...] about Interview: Ryan Silverman & Melissa Errico
The New Yorker: An Immersive Re-Creation of “The Dead”
By: Tad Friend Originally Published November 21, 2016 Issue The table was set for an old-fashioned Irish dinner party: white linen, cut-glass vases containing celery stalks and air-dried raisins. The meal, in a small tasting room in the West Village, … [Read more...] about The New Yorker: An Immersive Re-Creation of “The Dead”