There’s no denying that our production of Cannibal! has been all consuming these past few months. Both of our directors began preliminary work on the show back in November ’06 and our audition process began way back in March of … Continue reading
There’s no denying that our production of Cannibal! has been all consuming these past few months. Both of our directors began preliminary work on the show back in November ’06 and our audition process began way back in March of … Continue reading
That mere fact is something that astonishes me, as the audition process back in March seems like it was only yesterday. Yes folks, it’s less than two weeks to the opening night of the Irish premiere of Trey Parker’s Cannibal! … Continue reading
With only a handful of weeks left to the opening of Cannibal! The Musical!, the promotional gears are beginning to turn. So today, for you good folk, we present the final poster artwork for the show! It’s a ‘devious’ pastiche … Continue reading
On Saturday July 21st, us Devious Folk take to the stage once again at Cleeres Theatre in Parliament St., Kilkenny. However, this time we shan’t be flaunting our theatrical wares but rather displaying a showcase of musical talent set to … Continue reading
Won’t it be strange when we’re all fully grown? Here it is! The fifth and final teaser poster in the run-up to the opening night of Heart Shaped Vinyl! Rounding out the promotional images, is our take on the classic … Continue reading
Ah, the eighties! Everything was acceptable back then, apparently. Presented here for you good folks is the fourth teaser poster for the return of the ‘theatrical mixtape’, Heart Shaped Vinyl to the stage. Our A-Ha homage is a blatant declaration … Continue reading
June 27th is but a few weeks away and in the run up to our opening night of Heart Shaped Vinyl, we once again present you with a musically themed teaser! It’s the turn of the sixties this week as … Continue reading
As the opening night of Heart Shaped Vinyl draws ever closer, we’ll keep rolling out our preview posters. Today, we present the artwork for the 1970s section of the production: a tribute to the definitive, destructive punk couple, Sid and … Continue reading
