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Hothouse: A Story of Climate and Generational Trauma
Philomena Connors
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November 17, 2024
Macbeth: Twas a Rough Night
Hothouse at the Irish Arts Center – Avant Garde Gem!
Kate MulGrew in The Beacon
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The Worlds of John Kearns: A Celebration at the New York...
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Alice Farrell-Pearlman
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‘How to Fall in Love in a Pandemic’
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The Tribeca Fest Is Back!
Shani R Friedman
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A Bend in the River – You can go home again!
Alice Farrell-Pearlman
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Alice Farrell-Pearlman
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Passing of Iconic New York Publican Hugh O’Lunney
Alice Farrell-Pearlman
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Galway Comedian Has Sights on Big Apple
Michael Fitzpatrick
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January 6, 2021
The Coronas; Talking Charts, Ice Cream Vans and Pandemics
Michael Fitzpatrick
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September 2, 2020
Lady Gregory (‘Lady G’) shines at Irish Rep
Gwen Orel
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March 6, 2020
‘Incantata’ by Paul Muldoon stages grief
Gwen Orel
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March 4, 2020
‘Hamlet’ faces a dystopian, dark world
Gwen Orel
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February 21, 2020
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