The Journey, An Irish Tale starring Karl Scully of the original Irish Tenors Live - In Concert A former member of The Irish Tenors, Karl has performed in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center & hundred of venues internationally. He played Count John McCormack in the film “Nora”. During his time in Genoa, Karl was a permanent […]
Burning Bridget Cleary, an award-winning Celtic band from the Philadelphia region, will make a rare NY appearance on March 19th with a CD release party/St. Patrick’s concert. The performance is part of the First Acoustics Concert Series in Brooklyn. Richard Stillman is opening. Showtime is 8:00 PM. The band’s new release, “These Are the Days,” […]
Back by popular demand, one of Ireland's most profoundly moving and thrilling musical performers, the unforgettable Camille O'Sullivan returns to Irish Arts Center for a special encore engagement with pianist Feargal Murray and her band. O’Sullivan’s dramatic and theatrical interpretations of songs by Jacques Brel, Nick Cave, Tom Waits, David Bowie, Radiohead, and more have […]
Love, Loss and Longing in War: Ireland 1985. The Long Wet Grass (from The McGowan Trilogy) starring Paul and Anna Nugent directed by Brian Reager, written by Seamus Scanlon.
The Murphy Beds in Concert (click on photo for music sample) Jefferson Hamer & Eamon O’Leary present traditional and original folk songs with close harmonies and deft instrumental arrangements on bouzouki, guitar and mandolin. “Their great feat turns out to be taking what's best of the classic Irish folk revival without falling into any of […]
On view March 28 to April 22, 2016 - Opening reception April 14, 2016, 7-9 pm New York, NY – March 17, 2016 - FRONT art space is pleased to present the exhibition Surface Resonance. Surface Resonance is a solo exhibition by Feargal Cunningham, an artist based in Cork, Ireland. This is Mr. Cunningham’s first […]
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 […]
