Belfast Girls share hopes for a better life

November 21, 2017 / Judy Nedry / Play Reviews / No Comments

Belfast Girls, Irish playwright Jaki McCarrick’s 2015 play about five young women aboard the Inchinnan, a ship bound for Australia, opened November 17–with high hopes on the part of the voyagers, and fistfights. It is the first play in Corrib Theatre’s 2017-18 season, and this is its U.S. West Coast premiere. The play documents the […]

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