'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
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
by Fiona Looney
Dublin April–May 2012
Testament
by Colm Tóibín
Dublin September–October 2011
★★★★ ‘remarkable ambition ... a beautiful piece of writing … subtly and strikingly poetic’The Irish Times
Misterman
by Enda Walsh
Galway | Brooklyn, NY | 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
by Paul Howard
Dublin October–November 2010
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
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
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
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
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
by David Harrower
Dublin February–March 2007
★★★★★ ‘this is gripping, heart-breaking theatre’Sunday Business Post
Sleeping Beauty
by Rufus Norris
Dublin November 2006–January 2007
‘grotesquely comic … a top-notch production’The Irish Times
