Successful writer, Charlie returns to Dublin to attend his father’s (“Da” in Dublinese) funeral.  While sorting through Da’s papers he is confronted by Da’s ghost, who tenaciously inhabits the room and Charlie’s mind.  The play moves from past to present, from reality to reminiscence.  “A humane and honest memory play with great affection and humor…It will make you laugh and should make you cry.” – N.Y. Times.  “Wonderful, witty and wise….A lovely play.” – N.Y. Post. ‘Da” won the Tony for Best Play of 1978, and the N.Y. Drama Critic’s Circle Award that same year. This much-loved Irish Classic is currently enjoying an extended run revival at Dublin’s historic Abbey Theatre.