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Sat, Dec 4 - Fri, Dec 31, 2021
Contact
Box Office
888-616-0274
boxoffice@irishartscenter.org
Phone hours:
10am-6pm, Monday-Friday
In person:
Opens 60 minutes before the performance on show days
Irish Arts Center
726 11th Avenue
Hell's Kitchen, NYC
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Overview
Due to cases of COVID-19 in our production, amid the current surge in New York City, we have made the difficult decision to conclude our run of Camille O’Sullivan: Where Are We Now? effective immediately.
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"[Camille O’Sullivan is] the ideal artist to welcome audiences to the new Irish Arts Center."
"An evening that bridges the divide between cabaret and symphony…a simmer of intensity pervades every moment. How can one resist the urge to dance during her rollicking performance?"—THEATERMANIA
Camille O’Sullivan captures the madness of our world, and the redemption in our coming together again, with an unforgettable musical journey to mark this extraordinary moment.
Backed by a world class ensemble of musicians, including longtime collaborator Feargal Murray on piano, Camille’s rhapsodic interpretations of an eclectic assembly of songs from iconic songwriters, including David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Radiohead and the Pogues, asks—as we turn the page on a new chapter—Where Are We Now?
"It will grab your heart straight out of your chest": A message from our executive director.
“A courageous and singular performer … One of the most gifted interpreters of narrative songs yet to appear”—IRISH TIMES
“Ravishing ... A superb performer”—THE GUARDIAN
“Spellbinding storytelling in song—magnificent”—THE TIMES
WATCH THE TRAILER
Showtimes
Tue-Wed | 7:30pm
Thu-Sat | 8pm
Sun | 7pm
*Monday, Dec 27 at 7:30pm
Where Are We Now?
Camille O'Sullivan
Feargal Murray, piano
Paul Byrne, drums
Steve Fraser, guitar
Omar Kabir, brass
Jessica Lurie, saxophone
Sam Shapiro, stage manager
Grace Schultz, stage manager
Mac Smith, production design
Manuel Da Silva, lighting design
Lisa Renkel, Brian Pacelli, co-projection design
John Murray, sound engineering


Presented with generous support from Culture Ireland, Tourism Ireland, and Jeanne Donovan Fisher.