Vermont Stage’s Translations runs September 25 through October 13 at Main Street Landing in Burlington. In 1833, the British Army arrives in Ireland to create a new map that will “standardize” the Gaelic place-names to English. The fate of the Irish locals and their native tongue is cast into uncertainty. (Paid Post) Vermont Stage’s Translations runs September 25 through October 13 at Main Street Landing in Burlington. In 1833, a schoolmaster gives his Irish-speaking students a classical education, versing them in ancient Greek and Latin — but not in English. Meanwhile, the British Army arrives to create a new map of Ireland that will “standardize” the Gaelic place-names to English. When the schoolmaster’s son returns home from Dublin to serve as the army’s translator, the fate of the Irish locals and their native tongue is cast into uncertainty. The play is a captivating exploration of the power of language to kindle romance, ignite tensions, and inflame the human heart’s yearning to understand. Get Tickets This video was produced for Vermont Stage by the Video Services department at Seven Days. If your organization or event is in need of a promotional video, please contact us today at [email protected]…