Frontline Actors Agency Actors Agency based in Dublin, Ireland
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
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.
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
Our client Áine Ni Laoghaire performs tonight in the world premiere of Mein Name Ist Sprache created by Nicoline Van Harskamp, as part of the Steirischer herbst, one of the world’s leading multidisciplinary art festivals.
The Dublin premiere, My Name is Language, opens on the 13th of October, as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival and tickets are available here.
Our member Donncha O’Dea starts The Next Stage tomorrow. The Next Stage is an artist development programme run in partnership between Theatre Forum and Dublin Theatre Festival. Best of luck to Donncha over the next two weeks. Previous Frontline members to take part on The Next Stage include Aine Ni Laoghaire, Liam Burke, John Morton and Fiona McGeown.
Lots of the Frontline team are working on shows as part of this years very exciting Dublin Fringe Festival line up.
Sweet Sensations
Sharon Coade and Amy Dunne both appear in this raucous new comedy set in a nursing home from Teri Fitzgerald. It runs September 18th to 22nd in Smock Alley Theatre. Tickets here.
Running + Walking In The Phoenix Park
John Morton appears in this meditative play about a man running for his life. It plays both weeks of the festival from September 12-14 and again from September 19-22nd in Project Arts Centre. Tickets here.
BILLY
Aine Ni Laoghaire is performing in the sharp, comedic new piece from Alice Malseed and Sarah Gordon. The show runs from September 17th to 22nd in Smock Alley Theatre. Tickets here.
My Dad’s Blind
Our own Donncha O’Dea is producing the new exciting work from Anna Shiels-McNamee. It runs from September 18th to 22nd in Project Arts Centre. Tickets here.
Three members of the Frontline team will be treading the boards this week in Smock Alley Theatre’s production of Dion Boucicault’s Irish classic The Shaugraun.
Aron Hegarty plays the unscrupulous Kinchella with Juliette Crosbie and Jack Mullarkey playing brother and sister Robert and Claire Ffolliott.
A comic caper with lots of heart and adventure, The Shaughraun runs from 31st July to 1st September in Smock Alley Theatre. You can grab your tickets right here.
Here’s a look at the trailer for the show.
