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It was all something of a blur toward the end. And yet we persevered and captured the sights and sounds of the 2011 Philadelphia Ceili Group Festival. Check out the moving pictures.
Read moreIt was all something of a blur toward the end. And yet we persevered and captured the sights and sounds of the 2011 Philadelphia Ceili Group Festival. Check out the moving pictures.
Read moreTwo Irish plays and five readings are on tap for the coming theater season.
Read moreThe local theatre company, which shows plays from Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales, has been invited to present “Dublin by Lamplight” at the 1st Irish Theatre Festival. They need traveling money. Here’s how to help.
Read moreDublin born and bred, author Catherine Barry has released a funny and poignant new memoir about her struggle for sobriety, assisted by her sponsor and savior, Charlie.
Read moreYears in the making, John W. Hurley’s exhaustively researched book uncovers the lost history of the shillelagh and its use in stick fighting.
Read moreColin Quinn uses his humor to draw parallels between the ancient world and our own twisted modern society in “Long Story Short,” his one man show playing at The Suzanne Roberts Theatre.
Read moreIn which the star of the one-man show “Long Story Short,” explains how he boils down the history of the world into 75 minutes of sardonic, on-target comedy. The show rolls into Philadelphia this week for a good long run.
Read moreThe play, focusing on characters Leopold and Molly Bloom, is a tender and complex love story. It has its final Bloomsday week showing at Plays and Players on Saturday. Challenging? Yes. Worth seeing? You bet.
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