The God and his Daughter Audio Description by AbbeyTheatre

The Boy Audio Description by AbbeyTheatre

The Lunch Punch Audio Described Notes by AbbeyTheatre

Static Audio Description Introduction by AbbeyTheatre

The Cave - Introduction Notes by AbbeyTheatre

Youth's the Season -? Audio Described Introduction by AbbeyTheatre

Youth's the Season -?: Programme Note from Director Sarah Jane Scaife by AbbeyTheatre

Emma - Audio Described Programme Notes by AbbeyTheatre

Grania Audio Described Programme Notes by AbbeyTheatre

The Quare Fellow: Audio described programme notes by AbbeyTheatre

One of the most uniquely recognisable, and critically and popularly lauded, voices in Irish music, Radie Peat – of multi-award winning Lankum and ØXN – collaborates with the Abbey Theatre on its production of Brendan Behan’s The Quare Fellow, lending her vocals to the lyrics of 'The Old Triangle', which ring out hauntingly throughout the performance. Read more here: https://www.abbeytheatre.ie/the-old-triangle/

Audio Description notes for Somewhere Out There You by Nancy Harris, directed by Wayne Jordan at the Abbey Theatre.

Ghosts on demand: Audio Described programme notes by AbbeyTheatre

Ghosts: Audio Described programme notes by AbbeyTheatre

As part of the run of our new production of Moliere's Tartuffe, we initiated a series of post-show discussions on themes emerging from the new version of the play by Frank McGuinness. The discussions focussed on the origins of these themes in the play and broadened out to encompass reflections on their relevance for Ireland in the past and the present. Our second talk covered Me Too: confronting patriarchy and sexual oppression. This conversation was explored by curator Catriona Crowe along with journalist and novelist Gene Kerrigan and journalist and writer Caelainn Hogan. In their talk they examined hypocrisy, trying to answer the question if it’s part of the Irish system of elision of difficult things. Facebook - @AbbeyTheatreDublin Instagram - @AbbeyTheatreDublin Twitter - @AbbeyTheatre

As part of the run of our new production of Moliere's Tartuffe, we initiated a series of post-show discussions on themes emerging from the new version of the play by Frank McGuinness. The discussions focussed on the origins of these themes in the play and broadened out to encompass reflections on their relevance for Ireland in the past and the present. Our first talk covered Me Too: confronting patriarchy and sexual oppression. For this talk, curator Catriona Crowe was joined on stage by Irish Times writer and columnist Roisin Ingle and Consent Project Manager with Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Sarah Monaghan. They discussed the recent Waking the Feminists campaign - how have we done since the campaign was first launched back in 2015 and is there more to be done? The panel also explored if toxic masculinity is a response to women’s attempts to defeat sexual oppression. Facebook - @AbbeyTheatreDublin Instagram - @AbbeyTheatreDublin Twitter - @AbbeyTheatre

Audio-described programme note for the Abbey Theatre production of Tartuffe

Tales from the Holywell - Audio Described Programme Notes

The Weir - Audio Described Programme Notes

Joyce's Women Audio-described Programme by AbbeyTheatre