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Aedin Moloney, a Spectacular review in Showbusiness weekly for Dancing at Lughnasa

All of us at Fallen Angel Theatre Company would like to congratulate our founder, Aedin Moloney, on a spectacular review in Showbusiness weekly for her work in the Irish Repertory Theatre's production of Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel.

http://showbusinessweekly.com/article-1936-dancing-at-lughnasa.html

Another GREAT Review in the Irish Voice/Irish Central by Cahir O'Doherty

Thank you to the incredible Cahir O'Doherty for this spectacular review in the Irish Voice/Irish Central for the Irish Rep's Production of Dancing at Lughnasa.

http://www.irishcentral.com/ent/Brian-Friels-unforgettable-last-dance---Dancing-with-Lughnasa-133374968.html

RAVE Review in Wall street Journal for Aedin Moloney in Dancing at Lughnasa

Thank you to Terry Teachout for this incredible review in the Wall Street Journal of the Irish Repertory Theatre's production of Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel, and especially for the lovely review of our very own, Aedin Moloney.
Photo by Carol Rosegg.





WALL STREET JOURNAL
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203716204577013962415774128.html

Cast of Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel at the Irish Repertory Theatre

The wonderful Michael Countryman as Fr. Jack entrances his sisters, Kate (powerfully played by Orlagh Cassidy), Agnes (Rachel Pickup), Rose (Aedin Moloney), Maggie (Jo Kinsella) and Chrissie (Annabel Hagg) in Dancing at Lughnasa at the Irish Repertory Theatre, New York. This is the 20th anniversary production. Photo by Carol Rosegg.

Orlagh Cassidy as Kate, Annabel Hagg as Chrissie, Aedin Moloney as Rose and the terrific Jo Kinsella as Maggie in Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel at the Irish Repertory Theatre, New York. This is the 20th Anniversary production. Photo by Carol Rosegg

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Aedin Moloney as Rose in Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel

The lovely Rachel Pickup as Agnes and Aedin Moloney as Rose in Dancing at Lughnasa at the Irish Repertory Theatre, New York. 2011 - 20th Anniversary Production. Photo by Carol Rosegg

Aedin Moloney as Rose in Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel at the Irish Repertory Theatre, New York. This is the 20th Anniversary Production. Photo by Carol Rosegg.

Great reviews for Aedin Moloney in Dancing at Lughnasa at the Irish Rep

The reviews are coming in for Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel at the Irish Repertory Theatre in New York. This is the 20th anniversary production and Fallen Angel Theatre are proud to have their very own Aedin Moloney play Rose. Please check out many of these terrific reviews.

NY DAILY NEWS
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/theater-review-irish-rep-revival-brian-friel-s-family-drama-dancing-lughnasa-light-feet-article-1.969905?localLinksEnabled=false

BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-10-31/irish-rep-s-fine-dancing-taps-radio-days-lost-youth-review.html

SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/10/31/entertainment/e181719D72.DTL

BROADWAY WORLD.COM
http://broadwayworld.com/showtime/viewblog.cfm?blogid=3337

THEATERMANIA.COM
http://www.theatermania.com/off-broadway/news/10-2011/dancing-at-lughnasa_43544.html

Fallen Angel Theatre's Aedin Moloney in the playbill drawing of Dancing at Lughnasa

STAGE PORTRAIT: The Cast of Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa
28 Oct 2011
Acclaimed illustrator Ken Fallin's drawings of the greatest stars and scenes of the theatrical world are a recurring part of Playbill.com.

Fallin now captures The Irish Repertory Theatre's new production of Irish playwright Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa.
Pictured below are (clockwise from top middle) Michael Countryman as Jack (black hat), Orlagh Cassidy as Kate, Rachel Pickup as Agnes (dancing), Annabel Hagg as Chris (bottom right, bow in hair), Aedin Moloney as Rose, Kevin Collins as Gerry (man dancing, center) and Jo Kinsella as Maggie.

Aedin Moloney is cast in the Irish Repertory Theatre's, Dancing at Lughnasa

Fallen Angel Theatre Company's Aedin Moloney has been cast in the role of Rose in the official 20th Anniversary Production of Dancing at Lughnasa, at the Irish Repertory Theatre, NYC.
http://www.irishrep.org/dancingatlughnasa.html

Artistic Director Aedin Moloney on BBC Radio 5

Fallen Angel Theatre Company's, Aedin Moloney, is the special guest of radio show hosts Mark Riley (top right) and Dotun Adebayo (bottom right) for BBC Radio 5 Live "Up All Night" - The New York Hour http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0135vyb#synopsis

August 14th 2011.

Two Aftershow Panel Discussions - Eva The Chaste

Curated by playwright Barbara Hammond, Fallen Angel Theatre are thrilled to present two Aftershow Panel Discussions. Fallen Angel Theatre Company are offering a discount on ticket prices for both of these performances.
$26.
Use "PAN1" at the Box office, online at http://www.broadwayoffers.com/ or by calling 212 947-8844

MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS

Sunday, July 17th 2011, (After the 3pm Performance of Eva the Chaste)

Panelists:

Annabel Clark
Toni Dorfman

Pennylynn White

On Sunday July 17th, Toni Dorfman (Director of Undergraduate Theatre Studies, Yale University; Playwright; Director), Pennylynn White (Actress; Playwright), Annabel Clark (Photojournalist; author, Jounal: A Mother and Daughter's recovery from Breast Cancer) will participate in a panel entitled "Mothers and Daughters". How is the relationship between Mother and Daughter portrayed in the theatre? Whom and what can take on the role of Mother in situations where a biological connection is missing? In the shadow of the Father/Son preoccupations of Shepard, O'Neill and Miller, where can we find equally poignant and truthful portrayals of the intimacy, Love and pain of being a Mother or a daughter?

GREAT ROLES FOR WOMEN

Tuesday, July 19th 2011 (After the 7pm Performance of Eva the Chaste)

Panelists:

Tanya Barfield

Estelle Lasher

Deb Margolin

Charlotte Moore

Aedin Moloney

On July 19th, 2011, Tanya Barfield (Playwright, Defacing Patriotic Property, Blue Door), Estelle Lasher (founder, Principal Management, a bi-coastal talent and literary management agency), Deb Margolin (founder, Split Britches Theatre Company, Playwright, Performer), Charlotte Moore (founder & Artistic Director of The Irish Repertory Theatre, Actor), and Aedin Moloney (founder & Artistic Director, Fallen Angel Theatre Company, Actress) will discuss "Great Roles for Women". Go behind the scenes with tour de force performances with writers, directors, performers & talent management. What makes a great role, and why they are in shorter supply for women? Expect anecdotes from the trenches.

Another Rave review for Eva the Chaste by TIME OUT New York......

A Stunning review for Fallen Angel Theatre's production of Eva the Chaste......by TIME OUT New York.

http://newyork.timeout.com/arts-culture/theater/1707057/review-eva-the-chaste

If you haven't already seen Eva, then please come check it out....one week left at the Clurman Theatre, 42nd Street, New York City. For production and ticket information http://www.fallenangeltheatre.org/

A Rave Review for Eva the Chaste - "Moloney's Powerful in Eva"

Fallen Angel Theatre Company's production of Eva the Chaste by Barbara Hammod is a hit! Check out this rave review by Joseph Hurley of the Irish Echo.
http://irishecho.com/?p=65632

Photo by Ira Peppercorn
www.fallenangeltheatre.org

Aedin Moloney on the Adrian Flannelly Radio Show

Artistic Director of Fallen Angel Theatre Company discusses Eva the Chaste on the Adrian Flannelly Radio Show. To hear their conversation, please click on:

http://media01.ultratek.com:81/player.php?clid=5&mid=1049

http://www.irishradio.com/

Eva the Chaste - First press Review - World Premiere

http://newyorktheatrereview.blogspot.com/

Moloney Opens New Dublin-Set play Off Broadway - Irish Echo

Nice article in the Irish Echo Newspaper about Fallen Angel Theatre Company and its production of Eva the Chaste by Barbara Hammond.

http://irishecho.com/?p=65539

New York Irish Arts: Aedín Moloney in Eva the Chaste Begins Tonight!

New York Irish Arts: Aedín Moloney in Eva the Chaste Begins Tonight!: "How It's New York: Aedin Moloney's company, Fallen Angels , is based in New York, and it is the first American company (founded 2003) whos..."

Fallen Angel Presents a Panel Discussion after the performance of Eva the Chaste - July 12th, 2011 - The Clurman Theatre

WRITING WOMENS LIVES Tuesday, July 12th

Colum McCann
Susan Jonas

Belinda McKeon
Honor Molloy

On July 12th, Colum McCann (National Book Award winner/IMPAC Award winner for Let the Great World Spin), Honor Molloy (Playwright, Maiden Voyages, Madame Killer, Curator of "Future of Working Theatre" reading series), Susan Jonas (NYU Faculty, Founder of 50/50 by 2020), Belinda Mckeon (Literary Curator for 'Imagine Ireland", Novelist), will discuss the role of women in Literature and Drama. from Shaw's St. Joan to Albee's Martha, from Medea to Madame Bovary, the conceptions we commonly hold of the Great Female Character and the Strong Female Role have often been shaped by Men. Does this still hold true today? Who are the women writing women, and why does it matter that their voices are heard? What does it take, beyond questions of gender, to write a truly lasting and complex character?


(This Panel Discussion will take place for Eva the Chaste Audience after the performance on July 12th at the Clurman Theatre)


TICKETS AVAILABLE
$41.25
Ph: 212-239-2600
http://www.telecharge.com/BehindTheCurtain.aspx?prodid=8550

www.fallenangeltheatre.org

The Irish Emigrant - "Fallen Angel brings Eva the Chaste to Clurman Theatre"

Eva the Chaste by Barbara Hammond opens next Wednesday, July 6th, 2011. Directed by John Keating and Performed by Aedin Moloney. There is a very nice piece on the Irish Emigrant online publication - CHECK it out!

http://www.irishemigrant.com/ie/go.asp?p=story&storyID=9406

James Joyce’s Bloomsday celebrated in New York City’s Bryant Park – VIDEO | Irish News | IrishCentral

Fallen Angel Theatre Company's Aedin Moloney reads Molly Bloom from James Joyce's Ulysses at Bryant Park, New York. The event was organised by Culture Ireland/Imagine Ireland and The Irish Arts Center. James Joyce’s Bloomsday celebrated in New York City’s Bryant Park – VIDEO Irish News IrishCentral

Eva the Chaste by Barbara Hammond - Tickets on Sale

Fallen Angel Theatre Company is proud to present a new play by Barbara Hammond, Eva the Chaste. Performed by Aedin Moloney and Directed by John Keating, this will be Fallen Angel's first Off Broadway production and runs from July 6th through July 24th at The Clurman Theatre, 42nd Street. Tickets are available from Telecharge PH: 212 435-6200. http://www.telecharge.com/BehindTheCurtain.aspx?prodid=8550.

Bloomsday Part 1 - Aedin Moloney

Aedin Moloney of Fallen Angel Theatre Company celebrates the genius of James Joyce, with her reading of Molly Bloom.

Fallen Angel Theatre Company partners with C.A.C.H.E at Casabe Houses

As part of our mission, Fallen Angel Theatre Company has an outreach program working with area non-profits, organisations and individuals, with the goal of expanding education and knowledge about their work in the community.

We are honored and thrilled to partner with

Yolanda Sanchez

(Executive Director of Puerto Rican Association for Community Affairs)

and
C.A.C.H.E at Casabe Houses,
for our production of Eva the Chaste by Barbara Hammond.

http://www.fallenangeltheatre.org/cacheatcasabehouses.html

Fallen Angel Theatre Company bring Eva The Chaste to the Arts Club of DC

Fallen Angel Theatre Company were honored by an invitation from The Arts Club of DC - to present a special performance of Eva the Chaste.

Fallen Angel Theatre's Ruth Kavangh with Eva the Chaste playwright, Barbara Hammond, Actress, Aedin Moloney & Fallen Angel supporter Russell Krieger at the Arts Club of DC, February 2011.

Eva the Chaste's playwright Barbara Hamond and Actress Aedin Moloney at the Arts Club of DC, 2011

Fallen Angel Theatre Company (Video) 2011

Fallen Angel Theatre YouTube 2011 (Video)

CLICK HERE

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Art Garfunkel and Paddy Moloney at the presentation of the Medal of Honor to Mr. Moloney by the National Arts Club

Art Garfunkel celebrates with his friend Paddy Moloney (the Chieftains) after Mr. Moloney received the Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement in music from the National Arts Club, on January 27th, 2011. The event was a benefit for Fallen Angel Theatre Company, of which Mr. Moloney is Honorary patron.

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Paddy Moloney (the Chieftains) celebrates with Jimmy Webb at the National Arts Club

Paddy Moloney celebrates with Jimmy Webb after Mr Moloney received the Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement in music from the National Arts Club.

The Honorable David N. Dinkins pays tribute to Paddy Moloney

The Honorable David N. Dinkins, former Mayor City of New York, pays tribute to the legendary Paddy Moloney (The Chieftains) and delivers a letter of Congratulations to Mr. Moloney from US Senator, Kirsten E. Gillibrand.

Paddy Moloney receives Proclamation from the Office of the Mayor City of New York

Chairman New York City Landmarks Commission, Robert Tierney, presents Paddy Moloney with a proclamation from Office of the Mayor City of New York, declaring January 27th, 2011, "Paddy Moloney Day"

Paddy Moloney (the Chieftains) receives the Medal of Honor for liftetime achievement in music from the National Arts Club

At the Fallen Angel Theatre benefit, New York City Public Advocate, Bill de Blasio, presents Paddy Moloney with a proclamation declaring January 27th, 2011, "Paddy Moloney Day"

Paddy Moloney (The Chieftains) plays "The Lark in the Clear Air" after receiving the Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement in music

Paddy Moloney plays the "Lark in the Clear Air" after receiving the Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement in music from the National Arts Club.

Paddy Moloney receives the Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement in music from the National Arts Club

Honorary patron of Fallen Angel Theatre Company, Paddy Moloney (The Chieftains) was awarded The Medal of Honor for lifetime achievement in music from the National Arts Club by club President O. Aldon James and Vice President Dianne Bernhard. January 27th, 2011.