Philadelphia, Here I Come! 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 ...

The Friel Project continues at Irish Rep, where Philadelphia, Here I Come! just celebrated its opening night. Check out what the critics are saying about the production here.

New York A gleaming future beckons to Gareth O’Donnell, the protagonist of Brian Friel ’s 1964 play “Philadelphia, Here I Come!” He’s jubilant at his imminent emigration from a small ...

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.

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.

GCSE English Literature Philadelphia, Here I Come! learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

Between Frank's strange lines and Charlie's hilarious speeches, the It's Always Sunny gang left fans with a lot of hilarious quotes over the years.

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

The Irish Rep's clear-eyed production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" finds more pathos than humor as the night unfolds.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! Brian Friel's decision to have two actors play the public face and private thoughts of the central character in his 1964 breakthrough play "Philadelphia, Here I Come ...