We are excited to share that our production of TRANSLATIONS by Brian Friel, directed by Doug Hughes, earned the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Revival last night. We are honored to have been acknowledged in a season filled with endless creativity! 🎭

✈️Happy trails and congratulations to the cast, crew, and creatives of PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME!, who take their final bow today. 💼

📸: Jeremy Daniel

We have officially SOLD-OUT of our allocated $22 tickets

Going into the final week of SOLD-OUT performances for PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME! like…

If you are looking for tickets, please contact our Box Office to be added to the waitlist for your preferred performance; any cancelled tickets will be offered to those on the list!

Huge congratulations to the brilliant #MarieMullen who has been nominated in the category for 'Outstanding Lead Performer in an Off-Broadway Play' for her performance in deirdre kinahan's #TheSaviour at Irish Rep #NewYork last year. 🎉

▶️ Watch as the cast of PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME! describe the show in one sentence. Only a few more chances to see this “superb production” (The New York Times). Seats are limited, so book now and check our website for last-minute ticket cancellations (irishrep.org/philadelphia)!

The Tortured Poets Department (Gunman On the Run Version)

📸: Carol Rosegg

#torturedpoetssociety #shadowofagunman #rumors #seanocasey

We love that NYT Theater mentioned ‘timeless feel, rooted in their eras and resonant in ours’ plays ‘Agreement’ Irish Arts Center and ‘Philadelphia, Here I Come’ Irish Rep. We highly recommend seeing both of these productions!

Politicians holed up in peace talks while the clock ticks; a lad summoning the grit to put an ocean between his homeland and a new home. You can find these stories in “Agreement,” at Irish Arts Center, and “Philadelphia, Here I Come!,” at Irish Rep. nyti.ms/3Q2Dc2s

📰 “The play’s whipsaw emotional balance is complex, delicate, subtle. This SUPERB PRODUCTION delineates it all.” — Laura Collins-Hughes (@nytimes) 📰

Read the full review from the Critic’s Notebook here: nytimes.com/2024/04/17/the…

We joined our friends at the Irish Rep Theatre & members of Brian Friel's family yesterday to celebrate the launch of 'Mapping The Land: The Literary Landscape of Brian Friel' - A moving tribute to a man who has been described as the 'universally accented voice of Ireland.' 🎭🇮🇪