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The New Theatre
43 East Essex Street, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin
T + 353 (0)1 670 3361 W www.thenewtheatre.com
The New Theatre is a unique producing venue, with a full Dramaturgical and creative team whose purpose is to continually nurture, develop and stage higThe New Theatre is a unique producing venue, with a full Dramaturgical and creative team whose purpose is to continually nurture, develop and stage high standard and affordable new plays.h standard and affordable new plays.
The New Theatre TEAM
| Artistic Director | Anthony Fox |
| Technical Manager | Cein Sookram |
| New Writing Co-ordinator | Jane McCarthy |
| Marketing Manager and Producer | Clara Purcell |
| New Play Dramaturg | Pamela McQueen |
PRODUCTIONS BY The New Theatre
Quicksand by Elizabeth Moynihan (The New Theatre 2019)
The Signalman by Jane McCarthy, Charles Dickens (The New Theatre 2018)
We Can't Have Monkeys in the House by Ciara Elizabeth Smyth (The New Theatre 2018)
The Harvest by Jane McCarthy (The New Theatre 2018)
First Love by (The New Theatre 2018)
Norah by Gerard Humphreys ( 2018)
The Harvest by Jane McCarthy ( 2018)
Dubliners' Women by Katie O'Kelly, James Joyce (The New Theatre 2016)
Snake Eaters by Stewart Roche (The New Theatre 2015)
Related The New Theatre News
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18
Oct
2021The Irish Times | Review
Bang!: Impressive exploration of complex themes of gender and identity Dublin Theatre Festival: Michelle Read’s play is nuanced and deeply attuned...
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17
Oct
2021Irish Independent | Interview
Upfront: Actor Maura Bird on religion, sexuality and why we should listen to our elders
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12
Oct
2021The Irish Times | Interview
Michelle Read: ‘We’re very good at masking how we’re feeling’: Performer and playwright’s new work Bang! explores trans identity in a family setting
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03
Oct
2020The Irish Independent | Review
Jacqueline Kennedy brought to life in St Stephen's Green while the Queen of Technicolor is remembered in Dundalk: Jacqueline Kennedy brought to life..
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02
Oct
2019Irish Times | Review
Walking to Jerusalem review: A personal and political one-man travelogue: Dublin Theatre Festival: Justin Butcher serves as an energetic guide...
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15
Jul
2019Irish Independent | Review
Travesty at New Theatre, Dublin: Like a red rag to a millennial bull
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13
Jul
2019Irish Independent | Review
Travesty at The New Theatre, Dublin: Gender binaries get good pummelling
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28
Jan
2019Irish Independent | Review
Social-media satire is full of wit but lacks depth: Ali Hardiman's new play is a witty engagement with themes of toxic femininity and social-media...
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