Irish Repertory Theatre
Irish Repertory Theatre produces stories to understand, investigate, and educate on the contemporary Irish-American experience through provocative works of theater, music, and dance.
This mission is accomplished by the production of works by Irish and Irish-American classic and modern playwrights, fostering the development of new works focused on the Irish and Irish-American experience, and the production of works outside of Irish cultures interpreted through the lens of an Irish sensibility.
Productions (63)
A new monologue in verse, about an Irish immigrant is living the American dream.
John Douglas Thompson and Bill Irwin star in a new mounting of Samuel Beckett's classic tragicomedy.
KT Sullivan and Steve Ross explore Noel Coward's work with song and scenes of his contemporaries.
Irish Rep presents Conor McPherson's classic first play about barflies telling ghost stories.
Irish Rep presents this solo piece based of James Joyce's Ulysses' character Molly Bloom.
A solo show from Geraldine Hughes about her childhood growing up in war-torn Belfast in the 1980s.
A virtual tour of the National Gallery of London by two actors performing poetry.
Irish Rep presents a recorded version of the classic musical about a family dealing with change.
Irish Rep presents a recording of its 2017 production of JM Synge's play adapted by Joe O'Byrne.
Charlotte Moore's musical adaptation of Dylan Thomas' classic holiday tale.
Tracy Thorne's new solo play about culpability and privilege.
A young man awakens in an unfamiliar hospital, unsure of the events that led him there.
