Named for Philadelphia educator and life-long lover of poetry who recently completed his 65th year of teaching, the Tom Quinlan Lecture will be delivered by Tara Bergin.
County Clare-born Damien Connolly is equally proficient on the fiddle and button accordion, a rare accomplishment given the high level of technique involved in mastering these instruments.
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Origin Theatre Company returns to Glucksman Ireland House NYU for the tenth annual reading series with four works by contemporary European playwrights. Man Without Purpose by Arne Lygre Directed by: Henning Hegland A businessman arrives at one of Norway's most beautiful fjords. He has come to build a town, and will stop at nothing to […]
Origin Theatre Company returns to Glucksman Ireland House NYU for the tenth annual reading series with four works by contemporary European playwrights. The Boy by Kari Saanum Directed by: Alicia Dyana House In this darkly humorous play a young boy's increasingly strange behavior is starting to tear a family apart. As he becomes more dangerous, […]
Origin Theatre Company returns to Glucksman Ireland House NYU for the tenth annual reading series with four works by contemporary European playwrights. Brighton by Irish writer James Nolan Directed by Matt Torney A funny, poignant and uplifting hymn to the human spirit, Brighton is set in the Sisters of Calvary Nursing Home in London and […]
Origin Theatre Company returns to Glucksman Ireland House NYU for the tenth annual reading series with four works by contemporary European playwrights. Dream of Autumn by Jon Fosse Directed by Matt Torney As dark Autumn closes in, a man and a woman meet in a graveyard and engage in a reckless affair. Written by one […]
Highly acclaimed author Sebastian Barry reads from his new book, The Temporary Gentleman, a novel written from the perspective Jack McNulty, an Irishman who lived through a great war and the subsequent peace, and who is haunted by his great love. J.M. Coetzee said of his work that it was, “a deeply moving story of courage […]
The Ernie O'Malley Symposium on April 25-26 2014 will address topics as wide ranging as Irish republican intellectual history, feminism & guerilla war, postcolonial approaches to Irish literature, history, and culture, the visual arts, music history, the history of the Irish War of Independence and Civil War, Irish autobiography, queer historiography, folklore, and oral history. […]
Major figures in Irish and American government, finance, and business come together to analyze and discuss the future of the Irish economy. Program forthcoming. Wine reception to follow. Tickets on sale in late February.
