Sean O'Casey's Juno and the Paycock at the Irish Repertory Theatre

A look behind the scenes of Juno and the Paycock, Sean O'Casey's masterpiece at The Irish Repertory Theatre --an extravagant portrait of the poetically comic and tragic world of a Dublin torn apart by the chaos of the Irish Civil War.

[@Ferrrrrccss]

James Russell is the best actor of all those who are there, all your gestures are so flawless, he is so charming❤❤

[@exoloverz7994]

James Russell

[@FadiKhan-tv5bo]

Wonderful Play

[@shoshanahantman3863]

It's a darlin' play, a daaaarlin' play.

[@rebeccamartin2399]

I've only watched Hitchcocks movie of it. Would love to see the play.

[@radhaarumugam850]

Nice

[@thecritic81]

He was born middle class. Born and baptised John Cassidy

[@Hysokaofficiel]

Dear Sabri 7sabi m3ak mn be3d...

[@leelaamir7636]

Hhhhhhh

[@Hysokaofficiel]

@@leelaamir7636 ma tgolch lia 3arf 3lamn ka nhder 😂

[@notyourgirl5352]

Lol

[@thecritic81]

John cassidy did Not live in tenements

[@shoshanahantman3863]

Seán Ó Cathasaigh and he did.

[@thecritic81]

@@shoshanahantman3863 you are entirely incorrect. Neither was he working class. Wikipedia is not a reliable source

[@thecritic81]

He was not born in tenrnements. He was a regular attendee at the church were he was baptised and confirmed until his early twenties. A Church of Ireland Church. Learn something about the man before pontificating.

[@shoshanahantman3863]

@@thecritic81 ? Poor people attend church!!! Yes and everyone knows he was Protestant; that makes his work even more moving. His family was quite poor. 13 children and the father died when he was 6.

[@thecritic81]

Read what I wrote. He was BORN middle class. His father at the time of his birth was a clerk in the Irish Church Mission