Set in Dublin in the 1960s, Da is Hugh Leonard’s Tony-winning classic memory play. Charlie returns to his childhood home after his father’s funeral only to find the stubborn patriarch’s ghost unwilling to leave the house. As Charlie rummages through his father’s belongings, he surrenders to his own memories, both hilarious and wrenching, as the complexity […]
Kicking off it's tenth year, PROJECT SHAW has been the core series of Gingold Theatrical Group. Coined as "New York's monthly guide to reason," PROJECT SHAW presents monthly Monday night readings of the works of George Bernard Shaw. Each Shaw play is presented in a concert-reading format at New York City's literary center, Symphony Space. HOW HE LIED TO […]
New York City’s oldest LGBT theater company and its all-inclusive St. Patrick’s Day parade have joined forces to present a benefit reading of Brian Merriman’s new play, “Eirebrushed,” at the Irish Arts Center, Wednesday, January 21 at 7:30pm. “Eirebrushed” premiered at the 2014 International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival to sellout houses, extensive coverage in the […]
Set in Dublin in the 1960s, Da is Hugh Leonard’s Tony-winning classic memory play. Charlie returns to his childhood home after his father’s funeral only to find the stubborn patriarch’s ghost unwilling to leave the house. As Charlie rummages through his father’s belongings, he surrenders to his own memories, both hilarious and wrenching, as the complexity […]
Set in Dublin in the 1960s, Da is Hugh Leonard’s Tony-winning classic memory play. Charlie returns to his childhood home after his father’s funeral only to find the stubborn patriarch’s ghost unwilling to leave the house. As Charlie rummages through his father’s belongings, he surrenders to his own memories, both hilarious and wrenching, as the complexity […]
I'M NEW HERE -- CAN YOU SHOW ME AROUND? FEBRUARY 3rd AT UNION HALL HOSTED BY MAEVE HIGGINS AND JON RONSON FEATURING KEVIN TOWNLEY, EMILY GOULD, PHOEBE ROBINSON, SARAH LYALL Sometimes the only thing to do is to move to New York City. So you do it. You take a deep breath, you move […]
Dublin. 1999. The Celtic Tiger’s roaring, but no one hears it on Crackskull Row - where Dolly and her darkclan are caught in ould sins and ancient lusts. Where ghosts return, nothing is forgotten - to hell with forgiveness. Directed by Joe Hendel, this AEA-Approved Staged Reading features: Terry Donnelly, Jo Kinsella, John Charles McLaughlin […]
Sandra prides herself in living by ‘The Rules’, a list of homespun principles she’s worked out for herself. As she sits in her dingy apartment with her baby daughter asleep in the next room and waits for Shay, her guy to come home from the late night convenience store she talks about her dreams and […]
Sandra prides herself in living by ‘The Rules’, a list of homespun principles she’s worked out for herself. As she sits in her dingy apartment with her baby daughter asleep in the next room and waits for Shay, her guy to come home from the late night convenience store she talks about her dreams and […]
John Gay’s one person play DIVERSIONS & DELIGHTS follows an exiled Oscar Wilde (portrayed by Craig Dudey) after his imprisonment. In need of money and under the pseudonym “Sebastian Melmouth”, Wilde appears at a small concert hall on the Rue de la Pepinier in Paris, France, on November 28, 1899. At the beginning, Wilde amuses […]
