Video Clips

The Next Stage Workshops

Participants from The Next Stage Workshops talk about their experiences of the Dublin Theatre Festival.

Audience members give their opinions on this modern take on circus from The Seven Fingers, a young French-Canadian troupe

American actor James Cromwell talks about his role as James Tyrone in Long Day's Journey Into Night

Tony Ó Dalaigh speaks about some of the lost theatres of Dublin city including The Antient Concert Rooms

Watch scenes from La Marea by Mario Pensotti from Buenos Aires which will be performed on the streets in the Italian Quarter during the festival

Comedian Reggie Watts talks about his live stage show, featuring his unique brand of improvised music comedy.

Mixed reviews for the Olivier Award winning Japanese dance performers from members of Tuesday night's audience

Writer Sebastian Barry and director Jim Culleton speak about The Pride of Parnell Street which stars Mary Murray and Karl Shiels

Theatre-goers and Dublin Theatre Festival staff tell us what they are looking forward to seeing at the 50th anniversary of the event which got underway last Thursday

Director Shimmy Marcus
Producer David Blake Knox
Director of Photography Owen McPolin
Production Design Laurent Mellet
Wardrobe Suzanne Cave
Hair & Make Up Patsy Giles
Editor Vinny Byrne

Production Manager Sasha King
1st AD Jonny Shaw
Sound Simon Willis
Boom Op Enda Callin
Buyer, Props design and construction Suki Stuart
Set construction and painting , Standby Sophia Stuart
Painting Laragh Stuart
Set construction Rimantas Matusevicius
Camera Operator Owen McPolin
Gaffer Noel Cullen
Grip John Dunne
Focus Puller Anthony Meade
Post Producer Jennifer Connolly
2D Graphic Designer Owen Derby
2D Mac Design Laura Kelly
3D Animation Keith Fallon
Flame Ian Jacobs/John Kennedy

Writers: Hugh Leonard, Tom Murphy, Patrick McCabe,
Frank McGuinness

Actors: HEAVEN David Kelly, THE FORGOTTTEN Niall Toibin,
CLEAN THE HOUSE Bronagh Gallagher, THE MAID OF FARCE Eileen Walsh - Currently appearing at the Abbey Theatre in the Playboy of the Western World in a new version by Bisi Adigun and Roddy Doyle

Thanks to all at The Gate Theatre & The Gaiety Theatre