Frontline actors Amy Dunne and John Morton appear next week in the Pulp Injection Christmas Special. Two pulpy comedy radio plays performed by a live cast. The event takes place this coming Monday night December 3rd in The Workman’s Club, Dublin. Tickets can be bought here: https://bit.ly/2PdYPzu
Rory and Mark in An Irish Crime Story
Rory Mullen and Mark Tankersley on set of An Irish Crime Story. An Irish/ German co production between CAIRDE FILMS and GOODFRIENDS FILMPRODUKTION, this crime drama is currently being filmed in Connemara. It is being directed by Züli Aladagory.
Aine Ni Laoghaire In Mise Micheal
Next in the Abbey Theatre‘s Priming the Canon series is Mise Mícheál. With music, dance and song, the energetic monologue is skilfully performed by Frontline Client Áine Ní Laoghaire. Wising everyone all the best as they begin touring today in Donegal.
Amy O’Dwyer In Residency At Branar
Client Amy O’Dwyer heads to Galway for a Tiny Shows Residency at Branar.
Nothing like the space to plot, play and explore the seed of an idea with the support of Branar Téatar do Pháistí.
Have Fun!
Half Light at The Ark starring Juliette Crosbie
Looking for something fun for all the family this week? Then don’t miss Half Light in The Ark this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 2pm.
This family-friendly, award-winning show is suitable for all ages and stars our very own Juliette Crosbie.
Having just finished their penultimate performances of the national tour with critical acclaim, in Baboro Children’s festival 2018 , The Ark will be their last venue this year.
Be sure to catch this heartwarming and utterly delightful treat!
Juliette Crosbie featuring in new Abbey Theatre Documentary
Airing on Tuesday 30th October on RTE, Juliette Crosbie will be featured in filmmaker Maurice O’Briens new documentary “The Abbey- A Riot Of Their Own”
Juliette is featured for her work in the one woman show, ‘Me, Sara’ last year. Written by Dylan Coburn Gray and directed by Amy Conroy, it toured for 3 months and was performed for thousands of school students in schools and theatres nationwide including The Peacock Theatre.
The show was part of the Priming The Canon programme which was designed to introduce Irish Canon plays through theatre in education and give many children their first experience of live theatre.
Photo by Ros Kavanagh
Donncha O’Dea in The Horror’s in The Black Church
This evening Donncha O’Dea is finishing the sold out run of The Horrors in the Black Church. Presented by Morb as part of this year’s Bram Stoker Festival, the evening of three short horror plays by Peter Dunne, Lauren Shannon Jones and Stuart Roche was performed in the Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle.
Sharon Coade in Mis-Conceptions at Smock Alley
Mis-Conceptions – a new play by Helen McNamara – if book clubs are your thing!
Sharon Coade will be playing the role of Arianna in this production directed by Niamh Cummins at Smock Alley Theatre from 7th November.
Amy Dunne and John Morton in Two Cats
The short film Two Cats featuring Frontline members Amy Dunne and John Morton, who also wrote and directed, premiered on Saturday at Kerry Film Festival as part of the Irish Shorts selection. It was subsequently shortlisted for Best Irish Short. You can watch the trailer for the film here: https://bit.ly/2J4Esi2
Eimear Morrissey in Tinder – The Comedy
Our client Eimear Morrissey is currently appearing in Tinder – The Comedy at The Tivoli Theatre Dublin.
Eimear plays Maz, who along with her besties Shaz & Kaz, are swiping right in search or Mr. Right. Comedic, uplifting and all-too-real. Tinder: The Comedy tells the tale of three inseparable pals having the time of their lives every time they get together.
This show features banging tunes and a cleverly assembled multimedia backdrop. Watch the girls share the usual stories, dramas, and revelations from their school days as they navigate their Tinder life. For dates and more info visit: https://www.tivoli.ie/
