News & Reviews
ICTC NAMES KEELIE A. SHERIDAN AS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
We are delighted to share with you an exciting new chapter in the history of ICTC. It is with great pleasure that we announce the appointment of Keelie A. Sheridan as our new Artistic Director, supported by Producing Director, Cassie Cameron, and our talented core...
ANTHONY CHASE REVIEW OF “FAITH HEALER”
With Brian Friel’s "Faith Healer,” the Irish Classical Theatre Company plays to its greatest strength, formidable Irish drama featuring great acting. The 1979 play by the author of "Philadelphia Here I Come" (1964) and "Dancing at Lughnasa" (1990) is unconventional...
MEGAN CALLAHAN: Finding a Home at ICTC!
Dear Friends of ICTC, In December 2007, I came to Buffalo “temporarily” to act in two plays at ICTC as a guest artist. I had recently finished graduate school, as well as time studying in Russia at the Moscow Art Theater, and was working in NYC, and thought that...
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
We remain horrified at the hate crime and massacre that occurred at Tops on Jefferson Avenue on Saturday. It is sickening that racism is alive and well in our country and community, and we recognize the long history of segregation in the City of Buffalo that led to...
BUFFALO RISING REVIEW: WAITING FOR GODOT @ THE ICTC
THE BASICS: The (Irish Classical Theatre Company) ICTC is back with live theater (at last!) with this Andrews Theatre mounting of Samuel Beckett’s 1952 Absurdist classic. Performances continue weekends through February 13. Josephine Hogan directs a cast of five. The...
WELCOME 716 REVIEW: WAITING FOR GODOT
Existential angst and sly comedy are on full display at the Andrews Theatre in ICTC’s brilliant production of the Samuel Beckett classic absurdist play, Waiting for Godot, “the vehicle for the Brothers O’Neill coming to Buffalo and putting down roots more than 30...