Published in The Munster Express, week ending September 7th Phantasm review by Liam Murphy Devious Theatre Company in Kilkenny are impressive, especially the way they bring good. new work to the stage. They champion new writers for young audiences, and … Continue reading
Published in The Kilkenny People on 29th August. Phantasm review by Michael Andrew Clancy. Phantasm is the latest offering from local theatrical innovators, the Devious Theatre Company. Written by John Kennedy, directed by John Morton, produced by Ken McGuire, and … Continue reading
Phantasm finished on Saturday night to a packed house and a standing ovation. It was a lovely way to send the play home after a summer of performances. And finishing it on home turf for OUT For The Weekend was … Continue reading
Phantasm had its debut showing in Kilkenny last night, kicking off the third annual OUT For The Weekend festival. John Kennedy’s one act comedy opened to a packed house in Cleeres Theatre at 8pm last night and we were squeezing … Continue reading
After a long summer trawl of touring Phantasm and performing the Irish stage premiere of Night Of The Living Dead, we’ve now hit our final port of call for 2012. Phantasm arrives in Kilkenny tonight as part of the third … Continue reading
A few words with Hazel Doyle who plays Frankie in our new production Phantasm which opens tonight! How do you feel about finally doing the show in the ol’ homestead of Kilkenny? It’s a bit scary as Devious has such … Continue reading
The director of Phantasm talks about why you should see this play. This is usually the point in a production where I write one of those articles where I give an overview of everything that has happened so far on … Continue reading
As part of this years Rockfall festival, we’re screening Shifting tonight in Cleeres Theatre at 8pm. If you didn’t see the play during it’s April 18th – 23rd run then this will be a nice way to see it again. … Continue reading
The following is the Kilkenny People review of Bash by Tess Felder. It was published online on 19th October. It was a pleasant surprise to turn up to a horror-tinged play to find warm, cushioned seats in Cleere’s Theatre on … Continue reading
Our production of bash: latterday plays by Neil LaBute opens tonight in Cleeres Theatre. After a whirlwind couple of weeks of rehearsals we’ve arrived here in Cleeres Theatre to open up proceedings. We’ve been teching all morning, sorting out the … Continue reading
