Culture
A tiger’s tale . . .
By Eileen Murphy Want to read something that will really make your hair stand on end? Then skip the latest Stephen King horrorfest and pick up this...
April 21, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
Maria Doyle Kennedy in NYC
By Irish Echo Staff She was brilliant as the tragic Catherine of Aragon in the Showtime series “The Tudors,” Maria Doyle kennedy is best described ...
April 21, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
It's a "new day" for Lunasa
By Earle Hitchner Readers of this column know how I disdain comparisons of today's Irish traditional groups with the Bothy Band. But I also realize...
April 14, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
'Next Fall' fights for survival
By Joseph Hurley "Next Fall" • at the Helen Hayes Theater, 240 West 44th St., NYC • Open-ended run One of the most rewarding of recent American pla...
April 14, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
Things moms said
Books by Peter McDermott I've never liked the sort of novelty book that is short on text and has little in the way of illustration. It brings to mi...
April 14, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
A vision, unfiltered
By Michael Gray Ireland’s 19th century Gothic writers Bram Stoker, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu and Lord Dunsany have a worthy successor in the 21st in ...
April 07, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
Show of hands
“A Behanding in Spokane” by Martin McDonagh, directed By John Crowley • at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, 236 West 45th St., NYC • Through June 6, ...
April 07, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff
Culture
This ‘Curse’ is a delight
“The Irish Curse” By Martin Casella • at the SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam St., NYC • Open-Ended Run Playwright Martin Casella may have come up with a ...
April 07, 2010
by Irish Echo Staff