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Joe O'Byrne

O'Byrne is a playwright, screenwriter and director. He was artistic director of Co-motion Theatre Company and directed a number of his own plays for the company, including Departed, The Ghost of Saint Joan and The Sinking of the Titanic. He also directed many other shows for Co-motion, including Caberet/Kabarett and Frank Pig Says Hello. He wrote the screenplay for the film Korea, and directed his first feature film, Pete's Meteor, in 1998.

Playwriting Credits

Play Title	Playwright
Departed	Joe O'Byrne
En Suite	Joe O'Byrne
Gerrup!	Joe O'Byrne
It Come Up Sun	Joe O'Byrne
Mysteries 2000	Johnny Hanrahan Gavin Kostick Joseph O'Connor (1) Michael Scott (2) Pat Kinevane Mary Elizabeth Burke-Kennedy Declan Gorman Joe O'Byrne Derek Chapman Aidan Mathews Fergus Linehan (1) Brendan Kennelly Michael McCaffery Deirdre Purcell Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill
The Ghost Of Saint Joan	Joe O'Byrne
The History Of The World At 3 A.M.	Joe O'Byrne
The Last Potato	Joe O'Byrne
The Man In The Iron Mask	Joe O'Byrne
The Sinking Of The Titanic And Other Matters	Joe O'Byrne
The Táin Bó Cuailgne	Joe O'Byrne

Adaptations

Play Title	Playwright
Mother Courage And Her Children	Joe O'Byrne Bertolt Brecht
The Woman Who Walked Into Doors	Roddy Doyle Joe O'Byrne Roddy Doyle

Actor

Play Title	Playwright
Affluence	Wesley Burrowes

Assistant Stage Manager

Play Title	Playwright
Affluence	Wesley Burrowes

Director

Play Title	Playwright
Departed	Joe O'Byrne
Frank Pig Says Hello	Patrick McCabe Patrick McCabe Adapted from his novel 'The Butcher Boy'.
Gerrup!	Joe O'Byrne
Loco County Lonesome	Patrick McCabe
The Dead School	Patrick McCabe Adapted from his own novel of the same name.
The Drum	Tony Kavanagh
The Ghost Of Saint Joan	Joe O'Byrne
The History Of The World At 3 A.M.	Joe O'Byrne
The Last Potato	Joe O'Byrne
The Revenant	Patrick McCabe
The Sinking Of The Titanic And Other Matters	Joe O'Byrne
The Táin Bó Cuailgne	Joe O'Byrne An adaptation of the Gaelic myth.
The Woman Who Walked Into Doors	Roddy Doyle Joe O'Byrne Roddy Doyle Roddy Doyle Adapted from Roddy Doyle's novel of the same name.