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BREAKING NEWS...Irish Theatre is once again based at the London Irish Centre and is delighted to be able to contribute further to the theatre arts at the centre as well as play a key role in the development of the newly created Irish Library which boasts 6,000 books on Irish history and culture as well as a range of DVD's and CD's.
At the moment the library is open to the public by appointment only but come the 2nd October the library will be open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11-4pm. Watch this space for further information. |
John Dunne, Artistic Director, Irish Theatre (aka London Irish Theatre)
John is a writer,
producer and director (not to mention stage manager) with many years experience. He has run a number of theatre companies, all sharing the same ethos as Irish Theatre presents...with a current artistic policy focusing on new Irish work. John's most notable work includes his trilogy of Irish plays (Famine, Easter and Belfast) as well as a trilogy of plays set in the Cooley mountains (Long Woman's Grave, Cattle Raid of Cooley and The Curse of Macha). In addition to his own work, John has produced and directed a number of Irish plays written by new Irish writers. John also freelances as a script editor, director and stage manager. Latterly, John has directed classic Irish plays by Yeats, Synge and Lady Gregory. John has also adapted a number of English classic novels ranging from Jane Austen to Charles Dickens to Thomas Hardy with a number of children's classics on the way (Railway Children and Secret Garden to name but two). John has also written a large number of awareness-raising issue plays, most notably for Age Concern as well as the voluntary sector and business community.
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