U.S. Premiere of Noel Coward's After the Ball Opens Dec. 16 at NYC's Irish Rep
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Tony Walton designs and directs the American premiere of After the Ball, the Noel Coward musical based on Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan, opening Dec.
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On Thursday at Avery Fisher Hall, James Conlon led the New York Philharmonic in its first performance of Zemlinskyâs one-act opera âA Florentine Tragedy,â based on a short play by Oscar Wilde.
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In London, alcohol and the supernatural assume significant roles in two new plays written by Irishmen.
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Playbill - Producers of the Broadway-bound musical Lennon announced it will land at the Broadhurst Theatre in July 2005 following its world premiere at San Francisco's Curran Theatre and a stint at Boston's Colonial Theatre.
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âTrumpery,â a play that opened this month in New York, explores a period teeming with religiosity and controversy.
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Twyla Tharp took on the music of Billy Joel and created &quot;Movin&#039; Out,&quot; which ran for more than three years on Broadway. Now the director-choreographer has turned to another pop superstar, Bob Dylan, for her next project &amp;#151; &quot;The Times They Are A-Changin&#039;.&quot; The musical, a coming-of-age story set in a circus, opens Oct. 26 at Broadway&#039;s Brooks Atkinson Theatre. Preview performances begin Sept. 25.
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Playbill - Bruce Norris' The Pain and the Itch, a tale of family dysfunction that won Chicago's 2005 Joseph Jefferson Award for Best New Work, opens Sept. 21 in its New York City premiere.
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The Walsh Kelley School of Irish Dancing has opened in Rock Hill at the Pope John Center at The Oratory on Charlotte Avenue.
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When the Lincoln Center  Theater presents a new work by Tom Stoppard, it means one thing  for theatergoers:
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Playbill - Writer-performer Aidan Dooley&#39;s Tom Crean: Antarctic Explorer makes its New York City debut July 17 in a staging at Irish Repertory Theatre.
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NEW YORK - Tens of thousands of Bush administration opponents poured into Manhattan's streets Sunday on the eve of the Republican National Convention, angrily denouncing the war in Iraq and demanding the United States withdraw its forces.    Flanked by police in riot gear and led by a line of celebrities including actor Danny Glover and filmmaker Michael Moore, the protesters moved through the fortified city on a circular route that took them through midtown and past Madison Square Garden, where the convention opens Monday...
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Months after his anti-war drama "Stuff  Happens" opened in New York to largely positive reviews,  British playwright David Hare's follow-up on the Iraq conflict  -- his first work to premiere on Broadway -- drew a mixed  reaction from critics.
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The director Deborah Warner and her longtime collaborator, the actress Fiona Shaw, are bringing a production of Samuel Beckettâs âHappy Daysâ to New York.
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It seems fitting that this  revival of Harold Pinter's classic play should arrive on the  40th anniversary of both its original Broadway production and  the first (and ridiculously, only) Broadway appearance by its  star, Ian McShane.
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The 44th New York Film Festival opens on Friday with Stephen Frears's award-winning drama The Queen.
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British actor Bill Nighy has won rave reviews for his Broadway debut in The Vertical Hour.
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Many of the New Irish who arrived in New York in the 1980's and 90's are returning to Ireland.