The 2001 Williamstown Theater Festival is closing with a double shot of Irish. Its 95-seat Nikos Stage season ended Sunday with director Nicholas Martin trying out his production of Frank ...

Philadelphia, Here I Come! was Friel's first major success, premiering in 1964 at the Gaiety Theatre Dublin and transferring to Broadway two years later. LATEST NEWS.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! By Andy Propst | Last Updated: November 05, 2019 Presented by and at the Irish Repertory Theatre, 132 West 22nd St., NYC, July 21–Sept. 25.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! Off-Broadway in 2024 - Philadelphia, Here I Come! Set in 1962, this classic bittersweet comedy revolves around the young Gar O’Donnell on the eve of his departure from ...

The Irish Rep's clear-eyed production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" finds more pathos than humor as the night unfolds. Cahir O'Doherty. @randomirish. Apr 02, 2024.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! is a play written by Irish writer Brian Friel in 1964. The play helped launch Friel onto the international stage. It was later adapted for radio by Friel.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! is a play written by Brian Friel. Themes of communication, love, escape and memory run through the play. Form, structure, language and devices - CCEA ...

Philadelphia, Here I Come! Through May 5 at Irish Repertory Theater, Manhattan; irishrep.org. Running time: 2 hours 15 minutes. A version of this article appears in print on ...

Fatally bombastic lead perfs in this production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!," helmed by Irish Rep producing director Ciaran O'Reilly, shred the delicate fabric of Brian Friel's touching drama ...

In Brian Friel's 1964 play "Philadelphia, Here I Come!," as the taciturn Gareth O'Donnell spends his last night in the small village of Ballybeg, where he grew up.