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Baile | Eolas | Déan Teagmháil Linn

An Chomhairle Ealaíon Playography In English

Daoine

Robert Ballagh

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Designer

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A Night In November Marie Jones (1)
Aillilú Fionnuala Donal O'Kelly
Bat The Father Rabbit The Son Donal O'Kelly
Binlids Brenda Murphy Christine Poland Danny Morrison Jake MacSiacais
Written with other members of the cast.
Cell Paula Meehan
I'll Go On Barry McGovern Gerry Dukes Samuel Beckett Samuel Beckett
Selected from Samuel Beckett's trilogy of novels 'Molloy', 'Malone Dies', and 'The Unnamable'.
Misogynist Michael Harding
Stones In His Pockets Marie Jones (1)
The Government Inspector Marie Jones (1) Nikolai Gogol
An adaptation of the original play by Gogol.
The Hand Donal O'Kelly
The Holy Ground Dermot Bolger
Women On The Verge Of HRT Marie Jones (1)

Set Designer

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Done up like a Kipper Ken Harmon
Guess Who's Coming for the Dinner Roddy Doyle
HURL Charlie O'Neill
Operation Easter Donal O'Kelly
Our National Games Gerard Humphreys
Pass the Parcel Nico Brown Frances Kay
Stolen Child Bairbre Ní Chaoimh Yvonne Quinn
Tartuffe Michael West Molière
A new version of the original play by Molière.
The Boys Gerard Humphreys
The Business of Blood Donal O'Kelly Kenneth Glenaan
The Carnival King Ian Kilroy
The Parting Glass Dermot Bolger
Trickledown Town Donal O'Kelly
When Jolie Met Christie Seán McCarthy

Design Associate

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From These Green Heights Dermot Bolger

Poster Designer

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Our National Games Gerard Humphreys
Three Sisters Frank McGuinness Anton Chekhov
A version of Anton Chekhov's original play.

Design Consultant

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Tea Chests and Dreams Dermot Bolger

Graphic Design

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The Streets of Dublin Fergus Linehan (1) Dion Boucicault
A version of Dion Boucicault's melodrama, originally titled The Poor of New York.