WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY MARK O’ROWE

CATHY BELTON | DERBHLE CROTTY | AISLING O’SULLIVAN

“Three of the finest performers of their generation” —The Irish Times

LIVE BROADCAST JAN 21, 23, 24
ON DEMAND JAN 25–31

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Utterly riveting and engrossing, Mark O’Rowe’s enigmatic play reveals a profound truth about relationships. Three conversations draw us into the inner lives of Anna, Cora and Denise. What will they reveal to each other? And what does each of them have to hide? “It takes a crisis of some sort sometimes, or an upheaval, for people to really evaluate how they feel about one another, doesn’t it?”

The Approach is an exploration of betrayal and an appeal to listen before it’s too late.

Broadcast live from Project Arts Centre in Dublin
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We will be back!

Your support this year means more to us than ever.

You came, you streamed, you conquered the films! Now stream these conversations on-demand at your convenience. As Producer Kate Pakenham begins, “Isn’t it nice to be in this room together?”

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POP GOES POP ARTIST(S)
Friends Edward Lachman (Director/Cinematographer, Songs for Drella) and Ellen Kuras (Cinematographer, Lou Reed’s Berlin Live at St. Ann’s Warehouse) talk about making seminal films with seminal rockers Lou Reed and John Cale. CLICK TO WATCH

TRILOGY TALKS
Come check in with our heroines of The Shakespeare Trilogy about what they’ve been up to since we last saw them on stage. Join creators and cast members as they reflect on how “all-female” Shakespeare inspired them and changed the world. CLICK TO WATCH

The Board and staff of St. Ann’s Warehouse mourn the passing of our dear friend Jane Walentas. A beautiful soul with a savvy mixture of pragmatism and creativity, Jane’s kindness, warmth, and singular style were inspirational.  Jane epitomized the spirit of DUMBO, which she, her husband, David, and son Jed, pioneered into a vibrant waterfront neighborhood and cultural destination. Jane’s Carousel, which she meticulously restored over twenty years, testifies to Jane’s vision for making public spaces festive and alive.  Jane, we are so grateful for your friendship and love and all that you gave to the life of St. Ann’s Warehouse. We will continue to see you everywhere.  We offer our deepest love and compassion to David and Jed for this devastating loss. Bells should toll for our First Lady of DUMBO.

Joseph S. Steinberg, Chair
Susan Feldman, President/Artistic Director
St. Ann’s Warehouse 

St. Ann’s Warehouse stands in solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter in its mission to “eradicate white supremacy and build local power to intervene in violence inflicted on Black communities by the state and vigilantes…. [to combat and counter] acts of violence, creating space for Black imagination and innovation, and centering Black joy.”

We condemn the murder of George Floyd, the latest in a long history of Black lives lost to state-sanctioned violence in this country.  

We also condemn anyone who would pervert the message and mission of BLM in order to deflect from the toxic wrongdoing and injustice at hand, which continues to threaten the very lives of friends, family members, and neighbors. It’s an old trick that perpetuates blaming the victim and undermines every fabric of civil society. 

Enough is enough. Black Lives Matter. 

Available Resources:
Brooklyn Community Bail Fund
Black-Owned Brooklyn
Additionally, How to Support the Struggle Against Police Brutality

Susan Feldman, the board and staff of St. Ann’s Warehouse; Janine Nichols and all the former staff members of Arts at St. Ann’s, mourn the loss of our dear friend Hal Willner, music producer extraordinaire, unbounded creative force, consummate aficionado of eclectic, exquisite musical taste and 1950’s TV. From our beginnings, he worked a wondrous alchemy of artists and concepts in Halloween and tribute concerts of lasting and elegant impact. Harry Smith Project, Greetings from Tim Buckley, among many, changed lives. A seeming chaos was always the special sauce in a Hal Willner show. We will miss you, dear soul. We offer our sincerest support and love to Sheila and Arlo.