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Play - Musical

Director: Andrew Flynn
Producer: GYT -
Role: Baby Phibbian.

Shay Mouse lives peacefully in Bornacoola Wood in Longford, smoking his pipe and inventing boastful stories for young Tom Pat Badger and Mickey Slug.

When an evil band of rats are burned out of a barn in Mullingar, they take over the wood.

Galway International Arts Festival 2013.

One Woman Play
Director: Brice Cauvin & Charlotte Croisille.
Producer: AKASHA - Temps d'M Espace pour l'Acteur.
Role(s): All

Inspired by Arthur Schlesinger's, March 1964 interview to Jackie Kennedy (after John Fitzgerald death).

This play is based on historical facts.It attempts to go behind the scenes and suggest the contrast between the private and public personas of the Kennedys and the people in their orbit Jacqueline Kennedy, Norma Jean / Marilyn Monroe... wore masks when they appeared in public.

Their public lives were carefully controlled performances.

Selected for the Jerôme Hynes Festival.

One Woman Play.
Director: Stella GODMET
Producer: Les Enfants Terribles.

Role : Director

What if you were invited by world famous French chanteuse, Edith Piaf into her dressing room to relive her earthly journey with all its pain, sorrow, joy, success and many love affairs?

Come and join her for an evening in the pink-tinted purgatory where she is doomed to spend eternity with the likes of Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Chopin, Alfred de Musset and other famous luminaries.

Ensemble Physical Theatre piece.
Devised piece.

Role : Deviser/performer.

Combining dance and theatre, The Wallpaper deals with the perception of “madness” and plays with the fine line between reality and hallucination.

The Wallpaper explores the feeling of seclusion through myths and stories, such as Charlotte Perkins' The Yellow Wallpaper, the Greek Myth of Ariadne and the Blue Beard legend.

Characters who seemed to have escaped from their own tales are drawn to one another by their experience of confinement.

Selected for the Scene & Heard Festival 2017

Physical Theatre - Dance - Visual Art
 

Role: Producer

A world of wonders where madness goes wild, where no one is crazy.
We’re All Mad Here is a performance depicting a limbo-space. Experience interweaving physical theatre that draws upon mime, dance and visual art.

Inspired by the borderlines of the unknown, We’re All Mad Here invites you to enter a limbo-space of both physical absurdity and spiritual coherence taking you on a journey encountering strange beings- from a two-headed figure to a four-legged skirt, and anything in between.

Presented as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival 2017.

Physical Theatre

Role: Performer / Deviser

BLUE DEVILS is a work in progress which uses music, voice, physical theatre and movement. It explores imagined moments in the lives of four of Tennessee Williams’ heroines, who were treated as mentally unstable because of their refusal to satisfy the expectations of society.

In 1943, after being diagnosed as schizophrenic, Rose Williams, Tennessee Williams’ sister, underwent a prefrontal lobotomy which left her mentally incapacitated. Williams was very close to his sister and this trauma left its mark on the man and on the writer. Shades of Rose can be found in many of Williams’ female characters. Mentally unstable or free spirited ?
 

"Blanche, Zelda, Serafina and Catherine are strong, unconventional women that normative society tries to ground down. In the plays that feature these heroines, Tennessee Williams questions society’s treatment of women who don’t fit into the mold. Inspired by his writings, this piece will take the audience into the imagined private world of these characters, into the unwritten."

« Blue Devils » was an expression used by Tennessee Williams to talk about the voices in his head, when he was in low spirits. In August 1931 he writes in his notebook ; « A little crazy blue devil has been me all day . I wish I could shake him off and walk alone and free in the sunlight once more. ».