‘But see, in a weird way though, it excited me.’ Our next bash: latterday plays poster is of Amy Dunne playing the part of Sue in a gaggle of saints, which is being directed by Annette O’Shea. In a gaggle … Continue reading
‘But see, in a weird way though, it excited me.’ Our next bash: latterday plays poster is of Amy Dunne playing the part of Sue in a gaggle of saints, which is being directed by Annette O’Shea. In a gaggle … Continue reading
‘I figured that you’d be a great listener, that you wouldn’t mind if I told you all this.’ Here’s the first of four bash: latterday plays posters that we’ll be releasing over the next four days. Four actors. Four letters. … Continue reading
Neil LaBute’s bash isn’t the only American work we’ve been delving into recently. We’ve been doing a little side project the past couple of weeks, assisting The Keegan Theatre with their current Irish tour of Arthur Miller’s classic fictionalisation of … Continue reading
It’s 3 days before the 2011 Kilkenny Arts Festival kicks off and we’re tooling up and readying ourselves for 10 days of hardcore coverage. The Theatre and Dance strand kicks off in furious style this Friday with the opening of … Continue reading
This part of the year always comes around so quick… but then again, no harm. At the tail end of every Kilkenny Arts Festival myself and Ken will say to each other ‘Can’t wait for next year’ so maybe it’s … Continue reading
Today’s our last day in Kilkenny Arts Office. We’ve spent the past 2 weeks cleaning up the mess from the end of In The Future When All’s Well. Painting walls, cleaning up sets, organising costumes, cataloging props and generally cleaning … Continue reading
We’re showing off a little bit of our various shows from In The Future When All’s Well online, for both archiving reasons and also… showing them off, really. After putting out a Scratcher piece here, we’re now showing off one … Continue reading
Now that the dust has settle on our In The Future When All’s Well residency in Kilkenny Arts Office, we can start putting our feet up and enjoying the theatrical treats in Kilkenny at the moment. Last week we went … Continue reading
By Liam Murphy From the July 8th edition of The Munster Express The excellent Devious Theatre Company completed their residency with Kilkenny Arts Office with an updating of another John Morton play – Smitten – a Kilkenny love story, a … Continue reading
Smitten wrapped on Saturday night to its eight standing ovation of eight performances and a packed (noisy and sweaty) house in Kilkenny Arts Office. In short, it went really very well and the feedback to the show was absolutely spectacular. … Continue reading
