Landmark Productions

CURRENT & FORTHCOMING

Straight to Video

Straight to Video

a new play by Emmet Kirwan
directed by Phillip McMahon
The Civic and Project Arts Centre
28 Oct - 11 December 2021
The world premiere of a biting new comedy written by, and starring, Emmet Kirwan, and directed by Phillip McMahon.
Medicine

Medicine

written and directed by Enda Walsh
starring Clare Barrett, Aoife Duffin and Domhnall Gleeson, with Seán Carpio
St. Ann's Warehouse, New York | In Person and Online
Nov - Dec 2021
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Scotsman ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Observer ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Telegraph
The First Child

The First Child

a new opera by Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh
O'Reilly Theatre, Dublin as part of Dublin Theatre Festival | In Person and Online
2 - 24 October, 2021
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ‘a remarkable conclusion to the Dennehy-Walsh partnership’
The Irish Times
The Book of Names

The Book of Names

directed by Louise Lowe and designed by Owen Boss
Dublin Port as part of Dublin Theatre Festival
29 September - 13 November 2021
A hugely ambitious co-production with ANU Productions that plots a singular path through one of the most secretive, contentious and turbulent times in Irish history. In Person and online.

PAST PRODUCTIONS

Backwards up a Rainbow

Backwards up a Rainbow

starring Rosaleen Linehan and Conor Linehan
directed by Conall Morrison
Dún Laoghaire (In Person) | | |
September–October 2021
✭✭✭✭✭ 'Rosaleen Linehan revisits her life with honesty and humour … a damned impressive 90-minutes ... staged cleverly, with spark and sparkle’The Irish Times
The Saviour

The Saviour

written by Deirdre Kinahan
directed by Louise Lowe
starring Marie Mullen and
Brian Gleeson
Live Broadcast | On-Demand
June–August 2021
‘blazing performances’The Irish Times
Happy Days – Live Broadcast

Happy Days – Live Broadcast

written by Samuel Beckett
directed by Caitríona McLaughlin
Live Broadcast | On-Demand
January–February 2021
★★★★ 'a testament to resilience and fortitude'The Irish Times
Theatre for One (and a Little One)

Theatre for One (and a Little One)

by Roddy Doyle, Sonya Kelly, Louis Lovett and Pauline McLynn
Dublin
December 2020
Blood in the Dirt

Blood in the Dirt

by Rory Gleeson
Dublin
November 2019
★★★★ 'visceral and powerful in equal measure'Irish Examiner
Theatre for One

Theatre for One

by Marina Carr, Stacey Gregg, Emmet Kirwan, Louise Lowe, Mark O’Rowe, Enda Walsh
Cork | Dublin
June 2019–December 2020
★★★★★ 'bracing, thought-provoking and intimate-as-a-whisper'The Irish Times
Asking for It

Asking for It

by Louise O'Neill
adapted by Meadhbh McHugh in collaboration with Annabelle Comyn
Cork | Dublin | Birmingham
June 2018–February 2020
'it is worth the hype'Irish Independent
Grief is the Thing with Feathers

Grief is the Thing with Feathers

by Max Porter, adapted and directed by Enda Walsh
Galway | Dublin
March–April 2018
★★★★ 'a scintillating story ... combines an intense, furious drama and a pervasive, yielding gentleness.'The Irish Times
The Approach

The Approach

written and directed by Mark O'Rowe
starring Cathy Belton, Derbhle Crotty and Aisling O'Sullivan
Dublin | Cork | Edinburgh | Live Broadcasts | On-Demand
February 2018–January 2021
★★★★ 'a 60 minute jewel of a play’The Guardian
Postcards from the Ledge

Postcards from the Ledge

by Paul Howard
directed by Jimmy Fay
starring Rory Nolan
Dublin | Limerick | Cork | Galway | Bray |
October 2017–May 2021
★★★★ ‘two hours of unadulterated fun’Irish Daily Mail
The Second Violinist

The Second Violinist

a new opera by Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh
Galway | Dublin | London | Amsterdam
July 2017–March 2019
★★★★★ ‘exhilarating blend of opera, theatre and film … extraordinary… thrilling’The Guardian
Woyzeck In Winter

Woyzeck In Winter

adapted and directed by Conall Morrisson
Galway | London | Dublin
July–October 2017
★★★★ ‘brilliant … a pioneering piece of music-theatre’The Guardian
Arlington

Arlington

written and directed by Enda Walsh
Galway | Dublin | New York
July 2016–May 2017
'riveting fever dream of a play … bravura performances … dazzling video montage'The New York Times
The Last Hotel

The Last Hotel

a new opera by Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh
Edinburgh | Dublin | London | New York | Luxembourg
August 2015–January 2017
‘potently compact, searingly powerful new chamber work by two of Ireland’s foremost creative voices’The Guardian
Once

Once

book written by Enda Walsh | music & lyrics by Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová
Dublin
July 2015–August 2017
★★★★ ‘winning … exuberant stage rendering … the music is the show’s trump card’ The Irish Times
The Walworth Farce

The Walworth Farce

written and directed by Enda Walsh
Dublin
January–February 2015
★★★★ ‘it’s hard to imagine a better production … the three Gleesons are magnificent’ Irish Daily Maily
Ballyturk

Ballyturk

written and directed by Enda Walsh
Galway | Dublin | Cork | London | New York
July 2014–January 2018
‘strange and funny and manic and very, very dark …essential viewing’The Irish Times
Breaking Dad

Breaking Dad

by Paul Howard
Dublin | Cork | Limerick
April 2014–April 2016
★★★★ 'Paul Howard's latest comedy will have you laughing out loud for two hours'The Irish Times
Howie The Rookie

Howie The Rookie

written and directed by Mark O'Rowe
Dublin | Cork | Galway | Edinburgh | London | New York
June 2013–December 2014
★★★★★ 'a startlingly beautiful one-man version that seems written for its new star'Time Out, New York
Halcyon Days

Halcyon Days

by Deirdre Kinahan
New York | Dublin | Monaghan | Sligo | Galway | Navan | Limerick | Tallaght | Carlow | Bray | Cork | Edinburgh
May–August 2013
'it runs a brisk 70 minutes, and for once you might wish to see a play go longer’ New York Times
The Talk of the Town

The Talk of the Town

by Emma Donoghue
Dublin
September–October 2012
‘Emma Donoghue’s beautifully crafted version of the life and work of the remarkable short-story writer Maeve Brennan’The Irish Times
Greener

Greener

by Fiona Looney
Dublin
April–May 2012
Testament

Testament

by Colm Tóibín
Dublin
September–October 2011
★★★★ ‘remarkable ambition ... a beautiful piece of writing … subtly and strikingly poetic’The Irish Times
Misterman

Misterman

by Enda Walsh
Galway | New York | London
July 2011–May 2012
★★★★ ‘a monumental staging … Murphy is riveting … a bravura celebration of [Walsh’s] theatrical vision’The Guardian
Between Foxrock and a Hard Place

Between Foxrock and a Hard Place

by Paul Howard
Dublin | Cork
October 2010–April 2011
Knives in Hens

Knives in Hens

by David Harrower
Dublin
November 2009
‘a searing production … a magnificently primal set, hauntingly lit … an exciting, demanding production of a provocative, disturbing play’ Sunday Independent
October

October

by Fiona Looney
Dublin | Cork
February–April 2009
‘sharp modern gags … a humorous and passionate play … a very timely, intelligent, poignant and ultimately heart-warming tale'Evening Herald
Miss Julie

Miss Julie

by August Strindberg, a version by Frank McGuinness
Dublin
February–March 2008
★★★★ ‘Frank McGuinness’s gripping version ... Walker’s vivid portrayal of Miss Julie … riveting’The Guardian
Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland

adapted for the stage by Mary Elizabeth Burke-Kennedy
Dublin
November 2007–January 2008
‘children’s theatre of an exceptionally high standard’The Irish Times
The Last Days of the Celtic Tiger

The Last Days of the Celtic Tiger

by Paul Howard
Dublin | Cork
November 2007–May 2008
‘Paul Howard has brought his character Ross O’Carroll-Kelly to the stage triumphantly in a wickedly funny play’Irish Mail on Sunday
Blackbird

Blackbird

by David Harrower
Dublin
February–March 2007
★★★★★ ‘this is gripping, heart-breaking theatre’Sunday Business Post
Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beauty

by Rufus Norris
Dublin
November 2006–January 2007
‘grotesquely comic … a top-notch production’The Irish Times
Underneath the Lintel

Underneath the Lintel

by Glen Berger
Dublin | Portlaoise | Bray | Blanchardstown, Dublin | Wexford | Thurles, Tipperary | Ballymun, Dublin | Edinburgh
September 2006–August 2010
★★★★★ ‘provocative, mournful and extremely funny ... it really is unmissable'The Irish Times
The Secret Garden

The Secret Garden

by Frances Hodgson Burnett, dramatised by Neil Duffield
Dublin
December 2005–January 2006
‘there is joy here, there is hope, and there is a startling level of pure magical transcendence ... an absolute must-see’Sunday Independent
Dandelions

Dandelions

by Fiona Looney
Dublin
October 2005–July 2006
'sparkling stuff ... dream production’ Sunday Tribune
The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?

The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?

by Edward Albee
Dublin
May 2005
‘a fine Irish premiere’The Irish Times
Skylight

Skylight

by David Hare
Dublin
January–February 2004
‘breathtakingly well-drawn and skilfully judged’The Irish Times

Contact

Landmark Theatre Productions LTD,
(trading as Landmark Productions)

75 Bath Avenue,
Dublin D04 TW93,
Ireland
[email protected]

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