What they call their work
What they do
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New Play Development Programs 1 activity
- Develop new plays focused on Irish and Irish-American storiesSupports the creation of new works through a New Play Development Program that includes table reads, staged readings, workshops, and commissions centered on Irish and Irish-American experiences.
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Performing Arts Archival Preservation 1 activity
- Maintain theatre exhibitions and historical artifactsProvides public access to a stained glass window, theatre artifacts, and special exhibitions within the venue, and maintains a production archive documenting past performances and behind-the-scenes history.
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Performing Arts Ticket Access Programs 1 activity
- Offer membership benefits and discounted tickets to young audiencesProvides discounted $25 tickets, free and discounted additional tickets, and access to exclusive events such as talkbacks and happy hours for members aged 18–39 through its GreenSeats program.
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Professional Theatrical Production 1 activity
- Produce and present Irish and Irish-American theatrical productionsProduces and presents year-round theatrical productions by Irish and Irish American playwrights for American audiences, including classic and contemporary works, at its New York City venue.
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Accessibility Services for Cultural Programs 1 activity
- Provide accessibility services for theatre visitorsOffers wheelchair-accessible seating, assistive listening devices, and integrated floor-level seating at its Mainstage to ensure inclusive access for all patrons.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Host immersive theatrical experiences and private eventsProduces immersive theatrical productions such as _The Dead, 1904_, featuring period feasts and audience interaction, and offers private evening events with catering, wine, and cast receptions for up to 42 guests.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| CIARAN O'REILLY | PRODUCING DIRECTOR | 40 | $155K |
| CHARLOTTE MOORE | ARTISTIC DIRECTOR | 40 | $135K |
| LISA FANE | MANAGING DIRCETOR | 40 | $119K |
| JIM BREDESON | DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT | 40 | $117K |
- ANNA V SMITH — BOARD MEMBER
- BRENDAN O'REILLY — BOARD MEMBER
- CLEMENTINA SANTI FLAHERTY — BOARD MEMBER
- COLLEEN MURPHY — BOARD MEMBER
- CORNELIUS KILBANE — TREASURER
- EDWARD GREENE — BOARD MEMBER
- ELLEN MCCOURT — CHAIR EMERITUS
- EOIN DUANE — BOARD MEMBER
- JOHN DELLANOCE — BOARD MEMBER
- JOHN DUANE — BOARD MEMBER
- JOHN GARDINER — BOARD MEMBER
- KATHLEEN BEGALA — CHAIRPERSON
- MICHAEL KEOGH — BOARD MEMBER
- NANCY WOODRUFF — BOARD MEMBER
- SIMON LORNE — SECRETARY
- TOM CASHIN — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Aer Lingus Partner — Donated business class travel for inclusion in the 2026 annual online auction.
- Aer Lingus Partner — Provides round-trip economy tickets to Ireland for the raffle grand prize.
- American Irish Historical Society Partner — Hosts performances of _The Dead, 1904_ at its location on Fifth Avenue.
- Ballynahinch Castle Partner — Donated a luxury stay experience for inclusion in the 2026 annual online auction.
- BiddingForGood Partner — Hosted the online auction platform for the 2026 annual auction.
- CIE Tours Partner — Provides a 7-day/6-night guided Taste of Ireland Tour for the raffle grand prize.
- Charlotte Moore Partner — Co-founder of Irish Repertory Theatre
- Ciarán O’Reilly Partner — Co-founder of Irish Repertory Theatre
- Current Members Partner — Supports the annual theatre season through membership contributions.
- Development Team Partner — Contact point for gifting a GreenSeats membership.
- GreenSeats Network — Membership program for individuals aged 18-39.
- Hurley's Saloon Partner — Provides gift certificates as part of the raffle first prize.
- Irish Theatre Institute Partner — Collaborated with through the Six in the Attic playwright development scheme.
- Lahinch Golf Club Partner — Donated access to its golf course in County Clare for inclusion in the 2026 annual online auction.
- Lyric Theatre Partner — Partnered with through the New Playwrights Programme and as host of the Channel 4 writer-in-residence position.
- Manhattan Theatre Club Partner — Provides theatre tickets as part of the raffle first prize.
- McGee's Pub Partner — Provides gift certificates as part of the raffle first prize.
- MetLife Stadium Partner — Donated premium seating for a New York Giants game for inclusion in the 2026 annual online auction.
- NYU Skirball Partner — Provides theatre tickets as part of the raffle first prize.
- Red Bull Theater Partner — Provides theatre tickets as part of the raffle first prize.
- Soho Theatre Partner — Engaged with through the New Writers course for playwright development.
- St. Ann’s Warehouse Partner — Provides theatre tickets as part of the raffle first prize.
- The Lir Academy Partner — Partnered with for playwright training, as evidenced by Erica Murray's MFA in Playwriting.
- Theatre for a New Audience Partner — Provides theatre tickets as part of the raffle first prize.
How they approach the work
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- Immersive Storytelling for Emotional and Cultural Resonancemethodology: immersive_theaterBy staging immersive, site-specific productions that place audiences within the narrative environment, the organization deepens emotional engagement with Irish literature and themes, because experiential participation fosters a more visceral connection to cultural material than traditional staging.
- Inclusive Access and Audience Engagement Modelmethodology: inclusive-accessBy offering targeted access programs—including affordable memberships for young adults, accessible seating, and assistive listening—the organization increases audience diversity and long-term engagement, because removing financial and physical barriers enables broader participation in culturally specific storytelling.
- Repertory Model to Expand Irish-American Theatrical Canonmethodology: repertory_modelBy producing classic and contemporary works alongside newly commissioned plays, the organization advances and expands the scope of Irish and Irish-American theatre, because integrating new narratives with established works deepens cultural understanding and evolves the genre.