Celebration of Social Inclusion – Apply Now!
Do you have a hidden talent? If so then read on because South Dublin County Council are hosting the Celebration of Social Inclusion through the...
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Joan Sheehy on the temptation to snooze in rehearsals!
Joan Sheehy is from Limerick and has been acting professionally since 1980. She has worked extensively with the Abbey Theatre, Gate Theatre, and Project Arts...
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Moone boy star Clare Monnelly talks to us about her new role in Bailegangaire
Where did you grow up? Ballinteer Tell me how acting started for you? I started drama classes in the Irish Children’s Theatre Group in Churchtown...
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Meet the Cast of Under Milk Wood
About the play Under Milk Wood is Dylan Thomas’s unique vision of human experience hammered out of the small Welsh seaside town of Llareggub (Llareggub...
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Meet the Kings of the Kilburn High Road
The Kings of the Kilburn High Road is a powerful Irish Drama with a stellar cast. About the play The Kings of the Kilburn High...
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Tom Creed talks about directing opera and theatre
Tom is one of Ireland’s most exciting new generation of theatre and opera directors. Based in Dublin, Tom recently he directed Private View, a new...
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Aoibheann McCann on saying ‘Yes’ to (almost) everything!
Aoibhéann McCann is a native of Carlingford in Co. Louth, she trained and graduated from the prestigious Oxford School of Drama in the UK. She...
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Sonya Kelly talks about her journey into acting
Sonya Kelly is a writer and actor who has an accomplished career in theatre, film, television and radio. She has written and performed in David...
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Theatre Review: Goodbye to Marie by Alan Foran, RedCurtainReview
Sarah has been the lone carer of her mother for a number of years. Unlike other stories of this kind, Sarah in her early twenties,...
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A New Play About The Many Women In The Extraordinary Life Of One Of The Greatest Playwrights Of All Time
‘An uncannily brilliant performance by the inimitable Des Keogh as George Bernard Shaw – go now!’ – Joe Duffy RTE ‘A highly entertaining evening’ –...
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