New York Irish Arts Gwen Orel

We talk to Charlotte Moore, one of the founders of Irish Repertory Theatre, about the show "Love, Noel," playing at the theatre through August 25. Then we talk to Bernadette Gavin-Palmieri, inkeeper of Gavin's Country Inn, about the rock festival Gavinstock, which takes place August 16-18. and to Seamus Keane of The Narrowbacks.
 
Featured Tune: "Streets of Woodlawn," by The Narrowbacks.

We talk to Reidin O'Flynn, director of the week; listen in on talks from Mick Moloney and Eva McMannus of the McNiff Irish Dancers, visit classes from Mary Courtney, Athena Tergis, Oliver O'Connell, and talk with Dermot McGrath, too.  
Featured Tune: "Farewell to the Catskills," from Cherish the Ladies.

We talk to Ciarán O'Reilly,  of Irish Repertory Theatre, about his production of Marina Carr's "Woman and Scarecrow," running through June 24. We talk to George Heslin, of Origin Theatre Company, about his (totally free!) Bloomsday Breakfast at  Bloom's Tavern.

Gwen Orel talks to Bernadette Gavin, of Gavin's Irish Country Inn, to Kevin McCarthy of Shilelagh Law, and to David Lutken, who plays Woody Guthrie and is one of the devisers of 'Woody Sez' at Irish Repertory Theatre.
 
Featured tune: "Together in the End," by Shilelagh Law.

Gwen Orel talks to James Kelly, co-author of the new musical "Find Your Way Home," and Nick Hamm, director of the movie "The Journey."

Gwen Orel talks to Catskills Irish Arts Week musicians, director, founder and student.