Dubliners: A Quartet
An Audio Play by Arthur Yorinksinspired by the stories of James Joyce
Jonathan Aiken
Overview
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On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of James Joyce’s Dubliners, The Greene Space, in association with the Irish Arts Center, presents DUBLINERS: A QUARTET, a newly commissioned audio play written by award-winning playwright Arthur Yorinks and inspired by Joyce’s stories.
Conceived as an immersive theatrical experience, the performance will include an extended intermission featuring culinary delights and drinks from Ireland. The play is drawn from four Dubliners stories—”Araby,” “Eveline,” “Clay,” and “The Dead”—the first three representing the stages of life in Joyce’s work: childhood, adolescence, and maturity. “The Dead” completes the suite.
A single company of noted actors will perform all four parts of the play in one evening in this multi-faceted celebration of Joyce’s work and influence on modern literature in the early part of the 20th-century. Jim Simpson, Artistic Director of The Flea Theater in Tribeca, will co-direct with Yorinks. Edward Barnes, Producing Director of The Collegiate Chorale, will serve as musical director, arranging the traditional Irish music that will be performed live. Sarah Montague will serve as dramaturg.
CAST
Company
Cormac Cullinane
Terry Donnelly
Peter Gerety
Sean Gormley
John Keating
Sean Mcnall
Aedin Moloney
Maddy Sher
Fiana Toibin
Fiona Walsh
Dana Ivey
Supporting Players
Dominique Brillon
Adelind Horan
Jon Huggins
Hank Lin
Vocal Soloists
Glenn Seven Allen
Kathryn Guthrie
Mellissa Hughes
Chorus
Emily Calderin
Stephen Weber
Lauren Tucker Cross
Anna Giannicchi
Savannah Gordon
David Salyers
Upright Piano
Cecilia Coleman
Grand Piano
Edward Barnes
Guitar
Steve Gibb
Fiddle
Calum Pasqua
The Irish Arts Center is a cultural partner.
Leadership support for A New Theater of Sound and Dubliners is provided by the Sidney E. Frank Foundation. Additional philanthropic support for The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space is provided by the Jerome L. Greene Foundation, MetLife Foundation, the Jerome Robbins Foundation and with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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