Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
Kevin Holohan, Honor Molloy and Maeve Price—all born and raised in Dublin—perform selections from Beckett's novels, including Watt, Murphy, and Molloy. Together, they reveal the music, humor and desolation inherent in the work of one of the World’s greatest writers—whose work begs to be read out loud.
Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
Embracing her Scottish culture and wit, Sharman Macdonald’s When I Was A Girl I Used To Scream and Shout is a bitingly funny, delicately crafted memory play, exploring the parallel growing pains of a mother and daughter. Set in 1983, the play takes a stripped and honest look at the relationship between childless, unmarried Fiona […]
The Ciara Greene School is holding Irish Step Dancing classes at the Byzantine Church at 37 Juniper Avenue in Smithtown for children of all ages on Monday's at 5:30 pm starting May 16th. For more information call 347-804-5464 or contact CiaraGreene@ymail.com
The exhibition by Irish Artist Geraldine O’Sullivan is inspired by the LETTERS OF 1916 project and consists of 16 paintings based on correspondence from Bernard Shaw, John Quinn, Elizabeth O’Farrell & Victor Herbert written during the momentous events around the Easter Rising and the First World War. The letters sent to, from and within Ireland give a sense […]
