Crackskull Row
Released from prison after decades, Rasher Moorigan reunites with his mother in a decaying Dublin home. Their encounter brings the family’s hidden past, painful memories and forbidden relationships into the present.
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Released from prison after decades, Rasher Moorigan reunites with his mother in a decaying Dublin home. Their encounter brings the family’s hidden past, painful memories and forbidden relationships into the present.
Two emergency telephone operators handle a terrifying sequence of calls in New York City on the morning of September 11, 2001.
A theatrical anthology of short scenes and monologues inspired by Lee Friedlander's photograph of tourists at Mount Rushmore. The playwrights approach the monument from comic to tragic angles, probing patriotism, democracy, and the stories that frame a historical image.
Released from prison after decades, Rasher Moorigan reunites with his mother in a decaying Dublin home. Their encounter brings the family’s hidden past, painful memories and forbidden relationships into the present.
Two emergency telephone operators handle a terrifying sequence of calls in New York City on the morning of September 11, 2001.
A theatrical anthology of short scenes and monologues inspired by Lee Friedlander's photograph of tourists at Mount Rushmore. The playwrights approach the monument from comic to tragic angles, probing patriotism, democracy, and the stories that frame a historical image.