Creeslough actress stars in radical new play
A Donegal actress/musician will star in a radical new musical play that seeks to shine a light on the incredible story of Julie d’Aubigny,...
Dinner for two
Ingrid Craigie told David Hennessy about Dinner with Groucho, the new Frank McGuinness play that reimagines the time that Groucho Marx met TS Eliot.
Ingrid...
Identity crisis
David Hennessy spoke to Max Elton, Matthew Blaney and Stephen Kennedy, the director and cast of David Ireland’s Not Now, a comedy play about...
Arabian nights
Award-winning playwright Áine Ní Riain told David Hennessy about bringing her play Paddy Goes to Petra to London.
An award-winning London-based Tipperary playwright is bringing...
Returning to Liverpool
Liverpool Irish Festival returns for their 20th festival this week, with ten days of 40+ Irish arts and culture events celebrating the connections between Liverpool and Ireland...
Ending the silence
Jaki McCarrick told David Hennessy about her play Belfast Girls which tells the story of the Irish orphan girls that were shipped out of...
Resurrecting a ‘forgotten’ classic
David Hennessy spoke to Brian Martin and Andrew Maunder who are currently bringing Kate O’Brien’s Distinguished Villa back to the London stage after almost...
Under suspicion
Actor Fergal Coghlan and producer Clare Langford told David Hennessy about Sus, a tale of racism that is not black and white.
Dilated Theatre Company are...
Here Comes the Judge
Niall Buggy told David Hennessy about joining the cast of To Kill A Mockingbird in the West End, how he has witnessed racism with...
Brendan Behan and the Greek revolution
Playwright Jack Harte told David Hennessy about The Laughing Boy, his new play that explores how a Brendan Behan song became a song of...