Irish actors give authenticity to Capital Rep's "The Seafarer"

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Irish actors give authenticity to Capital Rep's "The Seafarer"

Thursday, October 8, 2009

By Bill Buell (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Authenticity is paramount to Terence LaMude and Timothy Deenihan. They’re hoping that audiences watching the Capital Repertory Theatre production of “The Seafarer,” a very Irish story, will forget they’re not actually in Ireland....

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