With an abiding appreciation to our audience, to the entire arts community of our great city, and to all of Chicago…we wish you
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit!
Though it be an online embrace, we greet you with just that and our deep thanks for your support over twenty-five years of our ensemble’s work. St. Patrick’s Day celebrates both a culture and a community and though we spend this St. Patrick’s Day at a distance, we know that we all belong to a rich and diverse culture – a community of strong spirits in a city built in large part by Irish immigrants, right alongside a vast number of the same from countries and cultures worldwide.
We were mightily disappointed not to have been able to open our new production, Phillip McMahon’s Pineapple, at The Den Theatre as scheduled. But we completely support every effort to protect the health and safety of all. Along with our fellow theatre organizations, ITC is on hiatus for an indeterminate time. But we have every hope of bringing our work back to you before long and we invite you to check in with us online for news from the Irish Theatre of Chicago. We are a company dedicated to Irish culture, the exploration of the Irish experience and examination of the Irish character. We are dedicated to our ensemble of artists, to our loyal audience, and to bringing to the Chicago stage the brilliance of the Irish playwright – past and present.
From our home hearths, then, we embrace you in our hearts. We sing songs of solidarity. We lift a pint in your direction and wish for your good health and well-being on this St. Patrick’s Day.
Sláinte!
J. R. Sullivan
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit!
Though it be an online embrace, we greet you with just that and our deep thanks for your support over twenty-five years of our ensemble’s work. St. Patrick’s Day celebrates both a culture and a community and though we spend this St. Patrick’s Day at a distance, we know that we all belong to a rich and diverse culture – a community of strong spirits in a city built in large part by Irish immigrants, right alongside a vast number of the same from countries and cultures worldwide.
We were mightily disappointed not to have been able to open our new production, Phillip McMahon’s Pineapple, at The Den Theatre as scheduled. But we completely support every effort to protect the health and safety of all. Along with our fellow theatre organizations, ITC is on hiatus for an indeterminate time. But we have every hope of bringing our work back to you before long and we invite you to check in with us online for news from the Irish Theatre of Chicago. We are a company dedicated to Irish culture, the exploration of the Irish experience and examination of the Irish character. We are dedicated to our ensemble of artists, to our loyal audience, and to bringing to the Chicago stage the brilliance of the Irish playwright – past and present.
From our home hearths, then, we embrace you in our hearts. We sing songs of solidarity. We lift a pint in your direction and wish for your good health and well-being on this St. Patrick’s Day.
Sláinte!
J. R. Sullivan
ITC PRESENTS THE CHICAGO PREMIERE OF
PINEAPPLE BY PHILLIP MCMAHON
DIRECTED BY ITC ENSEMBLE MEMBER SIIRI SCOTT
PINEAPPLE BY PHILLIP MCMAHON
DIRECTED BY ITC ENSEMBLE MEMBER SIIRI SCOTT
With Kate Romond, Audrey Anderson, Savanna Rae, Morgan Kerian and Ensemble Member Matthew Isler
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