Andrea Cleary will be appearing in Pygmalion directed by Liam Halligan which runs from 2nd July to 3rd September.

She is taking on the role of Clara in what is a classic play.

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Lisa Fox is returning to The Olympia theatre this summer, playing the ex-girlfriend in the smash hit, award winning Dublin musical “ONCE”

It runs from July 2nd – August 27th. Not to be missed!

Both Emma Willis and Eddie Jackson are currently filming the New American Pilot, ‘DAWN’ which is filming up and around Ardmore Studios.

This series goes back in time to prehistoric earth.   Set on an epic scale, Dawn follows a tribe of Neanderthals as they struggle to survive and hold on to their way of life after coming into contact with a family of Homo Sapiens. At the intersection of evolution and genocide, Dawn asks the fundamental question, what does it mean to be human?

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American actor, Brahm Gallagher is filming on Red Rock. He has a guest appearance as the dashing Tony Lynch.

Along with that, in the same week he is filming MY MOTHER AND OTHER STRANGERS for BBC NI up in Belfast.

Michael Patrick is appearing in Shakespeare’s Othello at The Abbey Theatre as officer and ensemble this May and June.

It runs from 5th May – 11th April 2016

Both Rex Ryan, Kathleen Warner Yeates and Grace Fitzgerald are appearing in AC Productions’ adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet directed by Peter Reid at The New Theatre.

Rex plays the title role, Kathleen plays his mother, Gertude and Grace plays Ophelia.

Hamlet runs from 11 – 23rd April 2016 at The New Theatre at 7.30pm.

This is not a schools show!

 

Rob Walsh is currently filming Vikings IV..

Emma Willis will be appearing as Mary in The Everyman’s production of Juno and The Paycock.

This runs from 10th – 20th February.

John Morton joins Lisa Fox in TABOO, written by himself and directed by Sarah Baxter at The New Theatre from 15th – 27th February at 7.30.

Taboo is a dark comedy that allows us to better get acquainted with the skeletons in our cupboards.