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Taken from Irish Independent – Click here for link Fiona O’Shaughnessy and Richard Flood in a scene from ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ at The Gate Theatre, Dublin. Photo: Patrick Redmond By Colin Murphy Thursday April 07 2011 FOR nearly two hours, I sat, restless, as this Gate cast flailed around in Tennessee Williams‘s Mississippi [...]  Taken from the Irish Times – Click for full link Exhausted and commanding: Owen Roe as Big Daddy in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.Photograph: Pat Redmond PETER CRAWLEY Gate Theatre, Dublin So many vivid and tormented characters reach out to us from the sweltering heat of Tennessee Williams’s 1955 classic that it is [...] Taken from Irish Times – click for link PETER CRAWLEY The Helix, Dublin You read the paper and there he is. You glance at the Leaving Certificate syllabus for the next two years; you go to Second Age’s second schools-friendly production of the play in consecutive years; you go home to sleep, [...] Taken from Irish Time – Click for full link Sara Keating Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire In the programme note for Dear Frankie Five Lamps Theatre Company reveals that the starting point for its production was the 2004 Mint documentary about the life of Frankie Byrne, infamous host of The Women’s Hour on RTÉ Radio One and [...] Taken from Irish Times – click for link
PETER CRAWLEY Abbey Theatre, Dublin After the death of their parents, three grown siblings make a sad discovery: as it goes up for sale, their family home has become just another house. In Paul Mercier’s new drama for the Abbey, that transition is no more [...] Taken from The Irish Independent To get a startlingly good, well-made, intelligent play with wonderful flights of imaginative fancy from what is usually called, somewhat insultingly, an “emerging playwright” is unusual enough. But when that play actually incorporates three separate dramas with subtly artful-linking progressions reminiscent of La Ronde, it’s safe to say that [...] Taken from Irish Times: PETER CRAWLEY Peacock Theatre, Dublin MIDWAY THROUGH the fretful making of an erotic photo collection for her boyfriend, while she is dressed in a fuchsia-coloured medieval-style dress that aims for “sexy Guinevere” but comes off as “Bunratty psychedelia”, Janet Moran’s effervescent Laura wonders if this is all a bit desperate. [...] From Irish Times Axis Arts Centre, Ballymun, Dublin Al Jolson never actually met Christie Hennessy, who was just five years old when Jolson died. But would the steely showman whose now-notorious blackface routine made him an American star have found much in common with a shy Irish balladeer with a canny ear for jazz [...] In its last 2 weeks of shows Abbey Theatre have released this video for their production of B for Baby.
B for Baby at the Abbey Theatre from Abbey Theatre on Vimeo. Totally Dublin have their review here. (Click for full link) B For Baby@ The Peacock Theatre October 20th, 2010 posted [...] Currently running at Olympia Theatre until14th Nov Irish Times (Click for full link) Ross O’Carroll-Kelly is all grown up. That is what a recession will do to you. It will claw away at your inheritance, close your favourite nightclub down and force you to realise new responsibilities. At a gathering in his family’s [...] |
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