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The Ferryman's new cast members joined the acclaimed production on February 19.

Feb 20, 2019

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“There are a lot of moving parts—emotionally, yes—but also the literal moving of chairs, food,animals, babies. Success for me will be finding the eye of that storm every night.”Holley Fain (Caitlin Carney)

“There’s always a certain kind of ferocity that comes with taking on a show like this. It’s been very exciting for all of us to experience jumping out of this plane together.”Brian d’Arcy James (Quinn Carney)

“A unique sense of spectacle and drama is created by such a large family in its entirety, by live animals, by a real baby, but not just for the sheer entertainment value.Ultimately all these elements serve to deepen and sharpen a very delicate and real intimacy.”Emily Bergl (Mary Carney)Emily Bergl and Ryder Koehle play Mary and Bobby Carney, respectively.

“The real success of this play is that it stays with you, on the way home and through the next day. You're still curious about the Carneys long after you leave.”Fred Applegate (Uncle Patrick Carney)

“What’s most interesting about playing Father Horrigan is that as an actor, I get to explore the disintegration of a man who is fundamentally good.”Charles Dale (Father Horrigan)

“One of the most interesting things about my character is that her name really captures what she’s all about—Honor. She is a strong, serious, fun person who is devoted to bringing honor to herself and her family.”Matilda Lawler (Honor Carney)

“It’s amazing to be able to leave the theater and hear the audience discussing the world that they were just a part of for the last three hours.”Shuler Hensley (Tom Kettle)

“Jez’s play weaves tragedy and comedy in a brilliant rhythm. Along the way, politics, poetry and myth visit the Carney house, threatening to reopen scabbed over wounds—or gouge new ones.” Ethan Dubin (Oisin Carney)

“Muldoon wants to keep a lid on things for political reasons, but his personal stake tests this to the limit.”Ralph Brown (Muldoon)

“Being a Carney is love. Being a Carney is family. Being a Carney is struggle. Being a Carney is stories. Being a Carney is lots and lots of mashed potatoes.” Brooklyn Shuck (Nunu Carney)Willow McCarthy, Matilda Lawler and Brooklyn Shuck play Mercy, Honor and Nunu Carney, respectively.

“Shane Corcoran comes off as a drunk, mean guy, but anyone who knows whatThe Troubles were like in Derry would know exactly why Shane is the way he is.”Jack DiFalco (Shane Corcoran)

“This play is an actor’s dream come true. It’s a true example of the magic that’s possible in theater.”Holley Fain (Caitlin Carney)

“The play is so beautifully designed and so rich with so many different characters.”Brian d’Arcy James (Quinn Carney)

“Nunu is extremely curious and is always asking questions. She also is a bit of a tattletale when it comes to her siblings, despite her slightly mischievous ways.”Brooklyn Shuck (Nunu Carney)

“It’s fantastic and thrilling to see how the audience reacts to the show.” Ann McDonough (Aunt Patricia Carney)

“Mercy is wild. She is crazy and artsy and has so much to say. She loves to argue withher sisters but she is also kind and loving. She would do anything to save her family.”Willow McCarthy (Mercy Carney)

"This is a play that teaches you to stand up for yourself."Matilda Lawler (Honor Carney)

“Tom Kettle is the outsider but also a part of the heart of the play. A man that is assumed ‘slow’ but in many ways sees more than anyone.”Shuler Hensley (Tom Kettle)

“Shena is somewhere in-between being ‘one of the boys’ and playing alongside her little sisters.She operates in the middle, and it gives her a sort of rebellious spunk to her accountable, caring heart.”Julia Nightingale (Shena Carney)

“The play looks at huge themes—love of family, romantic love, inter-family rivalry, and struggle—all the while surrounded by politics, painful loss and death. Yet each of these themes is dealt with in incredible detail, and all the ideas are made wonderfully personal.”Graham Winton (Frank Magennis)

“Malone says practically nothing. Stillness and silence are his currency.”Glenn Speers (Lawrence Malone)

“Mary is one of the most mysterious characters in the play, and I’m always drawn to that.”Emily Bergl (Mary Carney)

“One minute we are all enjoying the laughter and fun of being part of a close-knit family, sitting around the dinner table joking with each other and dancing together–and the next minute things get intense, dramatic and sad. That’s what life is. You can’t really have the good without the bad.”Michael Quinton McArthur (Declan Corcoran)

“What I love about the play is its sheer epic-ness – it's an incredibly brave and ballsy show in every respect.”Terence Keeley (Diarmaid Corcoran)

“I don’t think there’s anything like seeing a sweet, vulnerable, little baby on a big stage.”Julia Nightingale (Shena Carney)Julia Nightingale and Ryder Koehle play Shena and Bobby Carney, respectively.

“There are 21 people onstage, but you never lose track of anyone – they’re all distinct and essential. It’s an epic story with so many layers, so much love and pain coursing through every moment.”Ethan Dubin (Oisin Carney)

“This play reflects the complex dynamics of a real family: love, anger, pain, devotion, doubt, joy, fear and hope. And everyone, down to the small child is completely different.”Fred Applegate (Uncle Patrick Carney)

“That no matter how close a family may be, there are plenty of things that are left unsaid. Family members might try to shield each other from horrific truths, but those same truths are what force a family to grow and embrace each other.”Collin Kelly-Sordelet (James Joseph (JJ) Carney)

“What this play highlights about family is the sense of each person carrying their own experiences, their own energy and particularly in this case, their own demons.”Sean Delaney (Michael Carney)

“It’s fantastic and thrilling to see how the audience reacts to the show.” Ann McDonough (Aunt Patricia Carney)

“I have never seen a play like this in Broadway before. I love sharing what went on in Northern Ireland during The Troubles.”Jack DiFalco (Shane Corcoran)

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