Sophia Leuner, born and bred in London, is pursing a career as a writer and director. She currently lives in Dublin, where she is exploring Ireland’s rich theatrical history and launching her production company, Hairpin Productions.
With the up coming centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising, this play is strikingly relevant. It follows the trail of one of the most prominent leaders of...
Three mesmerizing actors and Eoghan Carrick’s innovative direction bring this marvelous tale by one of Ireland’s greatest living playwrights to life.
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When was the last time you didn’t feel lonely? A poignant and relevant question that is repeatedly asked throughout the short and sharp sixty minute r...
PLAY has brought together an impressive array of actors, directors and writers from a range of professional backgrounds to perform their work at the V...
The brilliant combination of Mike Bartlett’s taut writing and Clare Lizzimore’s provocative direction brings this challenging and uncomfortable play t...
Clare Lizzimore won the Olivier Award for ‘Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre’ for her production of Mike Bartlett’s Bull in 2015. She is...
Eliot said that a play is less personal than a poem. And while 'The Cocktail Party' seems to provide a detached observation on the lives of the upper-...
The packed room at Just the Tonic proves that the Adventures of the Improvised Sherlock Holmes is a brilliant concept. The recent popularity of the BB...
Having seen The School Of Night, the Extempore Theatre’s improvised Shakespearean extravaganza, I’m afraid to say I was a little disappointed with The...
