Tickets for THE STREETS OF NEW YORK are on sale now!

Tickets are now available for our holiday show!   The Streets of New York A Holiday Show on the Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage   By Dion Boucicault Adaptation, Songs, & Direction by Charlotte Moore Music Direction by Mark Hartman Choreography by Barry McNabb   With Amy Bodnar, Amanda Jane Cooper, Richard Henry, David Hess, Ben Jacoby, Justin Keyes, Daniel J. Maldonado, Polly McKie, Jordan Tyson, Ryan Vona, Price Waldman, and DeLaney Westfall   December 4, 2021 - January 30, 2022   BOOK NOW   "In this time of COVID, I was sure it would be appropriate to re-write my original Director’s Note. But upon re-reading the original so many things are exactly the same, that I have changed my mind. There is still great poverty and hunger, and the heartbreak of lost love never changes. Add to that a worldwide pandemic and a masked society, and Boucicault’s 19th-century world seems to fit right into our 21st with its darkness and restrictions. But, as always, I love the end of our story. It’s filled with hope and the victory of the power of good. One day soon we will surely be headed in that light-filled direction." — From Director Charlotte Moore   BOOK NOW     Ticket Details:   Standard Seating: Starts at $70 Rear Seating: $50   Preview Performances (12/04 -12/12): Standard Seating: Starts at $65 Rear Seating: $45   LEARN ABOUT OUR COVID AND REOPENING POLICIES   On the Mainstage and Studio Stage:     Autumn Royal on the Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage By Kevin Barry Directed by Ciarán O'Reilly   Starring Maeve Higgins and John Keating   JUST TWO WEEKS LEFT!   "The subject matter and Barry's take on it make for a dark, but very, very funny evening...This is a rich little play that is well worth a trip to the theatre." – Joe Westerfield, Newsweek   "Keating – a true New york Theatre treasure – and Higgins deliver a terrific one-two punch ...they really shine when they are both onstage, playing off each other like a classic comedy team" – This Week In New York   BOOK NOW   A Girl is a Half-formed Thing on the W. Scott McLucas Studio Stage By Eimear McBride Adapted by Annie Ryan Directed by by Nicola Murphy   Starring Jenn Murray   November 10 - December 12, 2021   Based on the acclaimed novel of the same name, A Girl is a Half-formed Thing follows the inner narrative of a girl, played by Jenn Murray (Brooklyn, Maleficent) from birth until the age of twenty with vivid intensity and originality. This is a character of astonishing resilience and intelligence; someone determined to make sense of things amidst the crushing Catholicism and poverty of her Irish childhood.   BOOK NOW     From our Friends at SoHo Playhouse:     BOOK NOW   Use code IRISHREP49* at checkout to save $40 on your ticket. (Reg. $89) *Code valid for performances from Nov 5 through Dec 15 Tammany Hall   Now through January 9, 2022   Immerse yourself in prohibition-era New York! Uncover the corruption, scandal, and romance that brought New York’s most notorious political machine crashing down. Tammany Hall, a site-specific, immersive experience takes you back to the legendary Election Night of Nov 5, 1929.   Cast your vote and await the results of the night’s major mayoral race while exploring 15 rooms spanning one of New York’s landmark Jazz Age hotspots. Observe political plots in the club room, spy on trysts in the penthouse suite, peek in at Follies rehearsals on stage, and maybe even knock back libations while conspiring with henchmen and government spies in the underground speakeasy...     Box Office Information:   132 West 22nd Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues) New York, NY 10011 Regular Hours: Mon-Sat: noon-6pm* | Sun: noon-5pm   *On days with evening performances, the box office will remain open until the show begins.   Buy Tickets via Phone: 212.727.2737 Buy Tickets Online: irishrep.org   Follow Irish Rep Online!     Irish Repertory Theatre's Season is supported, in part, by your taxpayer dollars through the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council; as well as Culture Ireland, the agency for the promotion of Irish arts worldwide; the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Consulate of Ireland in New York; The Howard Gilman Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Ireland Funds America, Mutual of America, The Michael Tuch Foundation, and our many generous members and donors.