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Craic Theatre Podcast

Oliver Corr

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06/30/20 • 33 min

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Frank Fee

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06/10/20 • 38 min

Frank has been a stalwart of the local theatre scene for many, many years going back to the days of Coalisland Dramatic Society based at the old Parochial Centre in Coalisland with credits in “Arsenic and Old Lace” and “The Man Who Came to Dinner”. For the Bardic Theatre Donaghmore he played many roles including in Brian Friel’s “Lovers,” JB Keane’s classic “The Field” and the long running Wesley Burrow’s comedy “Affluence”. For the Craic Theatre. Frank has played in many of the Sam Cree comedies as well as in Friel’s “Translations” and “Freedom of the City” and the Martin McDonagh play “A Skull in Connemara”. And most recently as Canon Mick Byrne in Friel’s Philadelphia Here I Come
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06/10/20 • 38 min

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06/04/20 • 57 min

It was announced last week that The Craic Theatre had been nominated in 5 categories for our production of Little Shop of Horrors in the AIMS (Association of Irish Musical Societies) Awards. Best Director Sean O’Neill, Best Musical Director Roisin Corr, Best Actress Kim Gildernew, Best Technical Theatre Production and Best Overall Show. So we have gather Sean Roisin and Kim along with set designer Fiona McNaney for an online celebration of this achievement.
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06/04/20 • 57 min

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06/03/20 • 52 min

The Zoo Story by Edward Albee presented as part of One Act Wednesday featuring Conor Begley as Jerry and Declan McGrath as Peter directed by Claire McCrory It was rehearsed and recorded under the social distancing restrictions because of Covid -19
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06/03/20 • 52 min

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Claire Murray Lyric Theatre

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05/25/20 • 56 min

Claire Murray who had had a long association with Craic going back to our very first production back in 1995 the willie Russell musical play Our Day Out Memoralble she played the part of Mona in Owen McCafferty’s adaptation of Days of Wine and Roses alongside Nigel O’Neill . In 2013 she established Blunt Fringe production company specialising in musical theatre

Claire is currently Head of Development & Marketing at The Lyric Theatre, Belfast.
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05/25/20 • 56 min

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05/17/20 • 43 min

Tony Devlin is the artistic director of Brassneck Theatre Company. He has worked as an actor, director and television presenter for many years.
Formed in April 2007, Brassneck Theatre Company was created in order to satisfy the huge appetite in West Belfast for quality, professional theatre. The name came from what we had to go through in order to set up a company and produce a play. With no funding or resources, we were forced to beg, borrow and steal (well not quite), with a fair amount of ‘Brassneck’ in order to see this venture through.
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05/17/20 • 43 min

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05/11/20 • 29 min

Niamh Flanagan is the Executive Director of Theatre and Dance NI. Dance Resource Base (DRB) and TheatreNI (TNI) Have recently merged to form Theatre and Dance NI This is the representative body to support and develop theatre and the performing arts for all in Northern Ireland including in its widest terms the areas of drama, physical theatre, dance, circus, street theatre, musical theatre and opera.
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05/11/20 • 29 min

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Molly Gower Gorman

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05/04/20 • 34 min

Molly is currently completing a PhD on the social value of youth drama groups in rural areas. As part of her MA studies at Queens she used The craic Youth Theatre as a case study. She has worked in Arts Research and Consultancy has been a Drama workshop facilitator and is a Board member with Theatre & Dance NI.
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05/04/20 • 34 min

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Sheena Kelly Dance Artist

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04/27/20 • 26 min

Based in Belfast, Sheena is a dance artist whose interest lies with contemporary dance field and community dance practice. Since graduating in 2008 with a BA (Hons) in Performing Arts–Dance from the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts LIPA she has worked across the UK and Ireland as well as internationally and received a Lisa Ullmann Scholarship in 2010, SIAP Travel Award (2009)and a SIAP International Fund (2012) from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
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Declan McGrath

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04/20/20 • 32 min

Actor, director and musician Declan McGrath. Dec is a member of the Craic Theatre board and has appeared in many productions over the years including The Righteous Are Bold, Calamity Jane, Stella By Starlight, Make Mine a Musical and Lights Out. He is a founding member of Castlehill Theatre Company and has played a key role in all their productions most recently in The Kings of The Kilburn High Road and Factory Girls. For the Bardic Theatre he directed the musical Annie to great acclaim earlier this year. He is a gifted musician and singer
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How many episodes does Craic Theatre Podcast have?

Craic Theatre Podcast currently has 20 episodes available.

What topics does Craic Theatre Podcast cover?

The podcast is about arts.

What is the most popular episode on Craic Theatre Podcast?

The episode title 'One Act Wednesday (Claire McCrory & Brian Mill)' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Craic Theatre Podcast?

The average episode length on Craic Theatre Podcast is 40 minutes.

How often are episodes of Craic Theatre Podcast released?

Episodes of Craic Theatre Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Craic Theatre Podcast?

The first episode of Craic Theatre Podcast was released on Mar 28, 2020.

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