The Irishtown Players, a celebrated Dublin-based theatre company, have just begun rehearsals for their new play. Riding the wave of their last astounding success, they’re set to open on Broadway with the same visionary playwright at the helm. But trouble brews when the actors protest—the script is too dark, too experimental, and, worst of all, not Irish enough. Determined to reclaim their Hibernian spirit, the company takes matters into their own hands. Irishtown is a sharp, hilarious comedy that delves into the commercialization of culture, revealing the fragile nature of creativity and the chaos that ensues when a collective threatens to unravel.