Lost Lear tells the story of Joy, a retired actor with dementia, who is reliving her memories of rehearsing the Shakespearean tragedy. A nursing home resident, Joy is cared for by staff who recreate her happy memories to maintain a delicate sense of reality. However, her world is upended by the arrival of her estranged son. With Joy’s memory casting him as the character of Cordelia from the play, he must find a way to speak his piece within the limited role he is given. Click HERE for tickets.
Many thanks to our members from Saint Joseph’s University for co-hosting our 2nd annual Philadelphia-Ireland Connections reception and panel discussion!
To view a recording of our event, please click HERE.
We were proud to partner with the Global Interdependence Center to sponsor their Central Banking Series in Dublin this May. Below you will find links to media coverage.
Reuters – Central banks have lost a degree of trust, ECB’s Makhlouf says
Irish Independent – “Friend-shoring” supply chains risks inflation hikes, Central Bank governor warns
RTÉ – Central banks have lost a degree of trust – Makhlouf
The Irish Times – Fragmenting global trade could lead to higher levels of inflation, Makhlouf warns
Bloomberg – Mester says Fed can “do its part” for economy by curbing inflation
Global Interdependence Center – In Search of Truth and Wisdom
