Productions

World Premiere.

How to Keep an Alien is a funny and tender autobiographical tale in which Irish Sonya and Australian Kate meet and fall in love, but Kate’s visa is up and she must leave the country. Together they must find a way to prove to the Department of Immigation that they have the right to live together in Ireland.

World Premiere.

Determined to challenge the restrictive laws of the Irish State, a group of 47 trailblazing women take a train to Belfast and return to Dublin with forbidden contraceptives.

“Your family is everything. You know that as well as I do. Without your family you’re nothing. We haven’t been a family for a long time. And look at us. Look at us.” What would you do if your long-lost sister reappeared on the first day of your new job? It’s day one of Northern Ireland’s Truth … Continued

World Premiere

An accidental meeting in a snow-locked airport reunites former lovers Angie and Nathaniel. Illuminated by the unflinching light of snow, the couple revisit a festive night ten years before, a birthday dinner with his parents, when with corks popping and cuff links glittering, the family’s ravaged past pulled up a seat at the table, destroying their future.

Mr Dangle loves the theatre. Loves the intrigue, the glamour, loves TALKING theatre with his fellow critic Sneer, his writer friend Fretful Plagiary and the arch-charlatan Mr Puff. Mrs Dangle doesn’t love the theatre one bit. What’s the POINT of all this entertainment if it doesn’t improve people’s thinking?

In America’s short history, nine men and women have killed or tried to kill the American president. Assassins asks what hunger drove these people to do what they did? What binds them together? Could you be tempted to shoot the president? Assassins features a stylish score by Tony and Academy Award-winning composer Stephen Sondheim (Sweeney Todd, Company, Sunday in the … Continued

Seven college friends on the brink of turning 30 get together for a reunion. But nostalgia is gradually eroded as the drink loosens tongues and the true events of the past emerge with savage and humorous consequences.

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Alan and Robin are a go-getting couple who want to spice up their sex life.  Jezebel is a woe-fretting singleton who’s looking to get one.  Put them together and the solution seems simple.  But what appears to be the answer to all their problems turns out to be just the start of them.

Zurich 1917: artists and exiles take refuge from the Great War in neutral Switzerland. Joyce is writing Ulysses and Lenin is planning a revolution. Stoppard creates a brilliant fantasia around the real-life incident of Joyce deciding to stage Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest.

World Premiere

A young woman at the end of her tether is faced with homelessness when she loses her job and the bank threatens to repossess her home. Desperate, she breaks into the house of a wealthy woman, but before long she realises that she has disturbed a hornet’s nest of unimagined proportions.