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‘I put heavy things on my audiences. I love it.’ Neil LaBute, February 2011. And that’s probably why we love Neil LaBute. He was one of the writers who was on our mind when we formed the company in 2006. … Continue reading
The curtain comes down tonight on Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay! The hard thing about local theatre is that you pour your heart and soul into the production and must come to a close after five nights. Sure enough, we’d be … Continue reading
That’s a wrap on Stags and Hens. Saturday was the final night of the production. The celebrations went into the wee hours of Sunday morning but were much curtailed compared to previous productions thanks to our early start on Sunday … Continue reading
We’re just off two weeks to our opening date and we’re kicking the final fortnight of promotion off with some videos for you. Over the next two weeks you’ll get a video glimpse of what’s going on behind the scenes … Continue reading
Kilkenny’s most recent addition to the online press, Kilkenny Alive, has an article published today covering the Shakespeare In Bits performances and Shakespeare In The House festival at the weekend. Here’s how it looked (photos by James Marnell) To read … Continue reading
Well, that’s it from us in terms of Shakespearean performances for the year, the curtain falling on the 2009 Shakespeare In The House festival earlier today. On behalf of myself (Ken), John M, John D, Kevin, Scott, Niamh and Stephen, … Continue reading
The shortlists for the Irish Blog Awards have been announced and as a group, Devious Theatre are delighted to see DeviousTheatre.com included in the shortlist for Best Arts and Culture blog as sponsored by Poetry Ireland. We started the blog … Continue reading
The second in the series of video clips from our production of ‘Trainspotting‘ in the Watergate Theatre last June, has just gone online over on the Devious YouTube. Filmed by our Devious friend Alan Slattery, check out the second scene … Continue reading
We’ve just released the first of several video clips from our production of ‘Trainspotting‘ in the Watergate Theatre, last June. Filmed by our Devious friend Alan Slattery, check out the opening scene on the Friday night performance, featuring Ross Costigan … Continue reading
