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THE PARTING GLASS NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW

Opening Night: July 20, 2011

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Did He Like It?*

Synopsis

On a magical night in Dublin airport. Eoin waits with a headful of memories. The hopes and dreams of an Irish emigrant trying to make sense of his journey home. Dermot Bolger's The Parting Glass is an hilarious, uplifting and life affirming show set on the night Thierry Henry's left hand dashed Ireland's World Cup dreams. It is about the return of a man to the land of his youth, to witness the Celtic Tiger turn to ashes, to say goodbye to his past and find hope in his future. The Parting Glass is a universal story of friendship, family and fatherhood. Losing was never this much fun.

The Unluck of the Irish in Love, Soccer and Business
*By CATHERINE RAMPELL
Published: July 24, 2011

"That is one of the central themes in “The Parting Glass,” a one-man show about perpetual underdogs, at the Barrow Street Theater, produced by axis, an arts center in Dublin. For generations the Irish have been promised the possibility of economic and political rebirth only to have their hearts — and wallets — destroyed. "

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