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Moonfish Theatre

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  • Description

    Inspired by our home in the West of Ireland, Moonfish is a collaborative ensemble that blends our rich culture of language, story-telling, music and dance with theatrical languages such as puppetry, interactive technology and movement to create exhilarating experiences that challenge and excite our audiences. 

    In 2013 Moonfish were awarded the Stewart Parker Trust / BBC Northern Ireland Irish Language Theatre award for our acclaimed production, Tromluí Phinocchio/ Pinocchio - A Nightmare, which premièred at the Dublin Fringe Festival before touring Ireland. Moonfish adapted Joseph O'Connor's novel Star of the Sea in 2014. This premiered at the Galway International Arts Festival 2014 to huge acclaim, and has subsequently toured nationally twice and internationally to the US in 2017. 

    In 2016 Moonfish developed Pop-Up Worlds as part of our tenure as Theatre Artists in Residence at The Riverbank Arts Centre. Pop-Up Worlds is an immersive theatre piece that combines pop-up paper technology and sensor technology. In 2017 it toured nationally and internationally to the egg theatre, Bath, as part of their Schools Without Walls project. In 2021, the Moonfish Theatre Ensemble devised an audio drama for RTÉ Jnr called 'Into the World Within'.

     

  • Address

    Caherfuvaus,Craughwell,Co. Galway

    Email

    moonfishtheatre@gmail.com

    Website

    www.moonfishtheatre.com

    Phone

    +353 (0)86 165 6173

    Co-Director

    Ionia Ní Chróinín

    Co-Director

    Máiréad Ní Chróinín

    Producer

    Jo Cummins

New Irish Plays Produced By Moonfish Theatre

Play Title Playwright
Redemption Falls Joseph O'Connor (1)

Devised by the Moonfish Ensemble.

Star of the Sea Joseph O'Connor (1)
Bunaithe ar an úrscéal 'Star of the Sea' (2004) le Joseph O'Connor. Aistrithe ag an gcompántas.
Tromluí Phinocchio (Pinocchio - A Nightmare) Carlo Collodi
Cumtha ag an gcompántas agus bunaithe ar an urscéal Iodálach le Carlo Collodi (1883)