Crazy days

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Actor and director Mark McAuley told David Hennessy about Diary of a Mad Man which is heading to Edinburgh Fringe and explores themes like...

Nesting place

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Peter McCormick told David Hennessy about his new play developed with the help of real families living with MND. Peter McCormick’s new play Nesting...

Bird man

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Cork actor and playwright Aaron O’Neill told David Hennessy about his absurd one man show The Pigeon Factory which deals with themes of social...

A local story

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John Dinneen told David Hennessy about his new play The Jolly Fisherman, based on real events and current themes, which has called a ‘must...

This is Coleen… Coleen Nolan on This Is Me Ahead of London Show

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Coleen Nolan is bringing her very personal show This is Me to London. Described as a celebration of life, love, and laughter, it is...

Hidden history

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Derek Murphy and Amy Clarke told David Hennessy about their forthcoming play Mammy’s House which looks at the Irish experience of the AIDS/ HIV...

Celebrating Shaw genius

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To mark the centenary of George Bernard Shaw receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature 1926 The Irish Cultural Centre, in partnership with The Shaw...

The puppet masters

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Damian Farrell and Gerry Hoban told David Hennessy about their puppet film voiced by Colm Meaney and Sir Derek Jacobi that explores the great...

A Shaw thing

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John Goodrum of Rumpus Theatre told David Hennessy about bringing Candida to the Irish Cultural Centre for the Shaw Festival. Rumpus Theatre Company will present...

Moone and back

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  David Rawle, who came to prominence playing the lead role in Chris O’Dowd’s Moone Boy, spoke to David Hennessy ahead of his making his...