A new play looks at the aftermath of suicide on two sisters. 'Noteworthy' is running from February 18th to March 2nd at 1pm at the Theatre Upstairs at Lanigan's pub on Eden Quay in Dublin. Tickets 10 Euro with light lunch. For tickets call 085 7727375 or email theatreupstairs@gmail.com. Writer Roisin Coyle and Director Janet Moran join Seán Rocks.
Playwright Andy Hinds on his two new interlocking plays 'Morning' and 'Afternoon' which run at the Project Arts Centre in Dublin from February 13th to 23rd in the Cube theatre. The website for more information is www.projectartscentre.ie
A trio of plays by Samuel Becket will be touring the country this month, presented by the Godot Company, which is based in London. The founder of the Godot Company is John Calder who joins Seán Rocks.
Evelyn O'Rourke reports on the Delia Murphy show 'I'll live 'till I die' which will be staged at the Linenhall Arts Centre in Castlebar on Thursday February 7th -www.thelinenhall.com.
King Lear will be staged at Dublin's Abbey Theatre from Wednesday February 6th, its first production of the play in 80 years. As part of a new Shakespeare series, Professor Nicholas Grene from Trinity College Dublin joins Seán Rocks to discuss King Lear.
Evelyn O'Rourke reports on 'Focal Point' - a new play by Manchán Magan at Dublin's Project Arts Centre. Directed by Mikel Murfi, the play sets out to explore the issues surrounding the Irish Language in the English speaking Ireland of today - www.projectartscentre.ie.
Katie O'Kelly with an extract from her show 'Joyced' which opens at the Source Arts Centre in Thurles next Thursday February 7th. All the dates for that tour are on the Joyced (J O Y C E D) page on Facebook.
Actor Sonya Kelly on what she gets up to when she's not acting - Bikyam yoga, apparently.
Sonya's show 'The Wheelchair on my Face' is at the Ennis Book Club Festival on March 3rd, Garter Lane in Waterford on March 8th & 9th and Hawkswell Sligo on March 21st - www.fishamble.com for full details.
