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The Arts Council Playography Na Gaeilge

People

Neil Martin

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Company Jobs

Job Title Company
Director Field Day Theatre Company

Sound Designer

Play Title Playwright
1974 Damian Gorman

Composer

Play Title Playwright
A Particle of Dread (Oedipus Variations) Sam Shepard Sophocles
A Wife, A Dog And A Maple Tree Sue Ashby
Bog People Nicola McCartney Lucy Caldwell Francis Turnly Seamus Heaney Seamus Heaney Seamus Heaney

A series of short plays inspired by the following poems of Seamus Heaney 'The Tullund Man', 'Bogland', 'Bog Queen', 'Digging', 'Strange Fruit', 'Punishment', 'Kinship' and 'Field of Vision'.
Convictions Gary Mitchell Daragh Carville Marie Jones (1) Damian Gorman Martin Lynch Owen McCafferty Nicola McCartney
Convictions comprises seven short plays by seven different writers. The seven plays were (in alphabetical order): Male Toilets by Daragh Carville, Judge's Room by Damian Gorman, Court No. 2 by Marie Jones, Main Hall by Martin Lynch, Court No. 1 by Owen McCafferty, Jury Room by Nicola McCartney and Holding Cell by Gary Mitchell.
Family Plot Daragh Carville
Farewell Clare Dwyer Hogg
Half a Glass of Water David Ireland
Revenge Michael Duke
The Blizzard Wizard Zoë Seaton Paul Bosco Mc Eneaney
The Government Inspector Marie Jones (1) Nikolai Gogol
An adaptation of the original play by Gogol.
The Miser David Johnston (1) Molière
Who Shall Be Happy..? Trevor Griffiths
Women On The Verge Of HRT Marie Jones (1)

Music by

Play Title Playwright
Getting the Picture David Pownall
Hang All The Harpers Marie Jones (1) Shane Connaughton
Saint Oscar Terry Eagleton
Tearing the Loom Gary Mitchell

Musical Director

Play Title Playwright
Paradise Alan McKee Conor Grimes Padraig Coyle
Based on the book 'Paradise Lost and Found' by Padraig Coyle.
Saint Oscar Terry Eagleton
The White, The Gold And The Gangrene Terry Eagleton

Musician

Play Title Playwright
Revenge Michael Duke

Music Composed by

Play Title Playwright
The Hypochondriact David Johnston (1) Molière
Adapted from 'La Malade Imaginaire' by Molière.
This is What We Sang Gavin Kostick