Luke Corcoran and Robyn Brady talk Pub Theatre

Waterford Pub Theatre Returns With Two Exciting Productions

Luke Corcoran and producer Robin Brady joined Showtime on Sunday. They discuss new actors, fresh writing, and local theatre opportunities. Their project creates exciting opportunities for emerging Waterford theatre talent.

Luke launched pub theatre after working with new actors. He wanted to create opportunities outside traditional theatre funding systems. Waterford has plenty of pubs, so Luke embraced that advantage.
He writes short plays and performs them before live audiences. The format delivers multiple short plays during one great night.

This summer brings Pub Theatre Royale to Waterford audiences. The programme offers comedy and thought-provoking storytelling. Each play explores different characters, relationships, and social themes.The performances focus strongly on actors and powerful writing.

Tactile explores language, culture, immigration, identity, and human connection. Pavlo Bondarenko speaks Ukrainian throughout his character's journey. Kanisha Duvall speaks Irish during their powerful exchanges together. Their performances show how emotions can cross language barriers.

Good Christopher combines comedy with sharp commentary about language. Peter Wright and Gillian Walsh lead this entertaining production together. The final play, Forty, delivers a very different experience. David Green leads seven actors through an unusual competition. The story follows Forty, a legendary local drinking champion. However, Forty shocks everyone when he orders red lemonade instead.

The podcast also explores another important Waterford theatre project. A Village brings recovery programme participants onto the Theatre Royal stage. Luke created the play through his In Other Words Project. The production explores Brehon Law through humour and storytelling. The project also shows how theatre can build confidence. Participants have already found new opportunities through their acting experiences. Their stories demonstrate theatre's potential beyond entertainment and performance alone.

Pub Theatre Royale takes place Thursday, August twentieth, this week. Theatre Royal hosts the show, with tickets costing €22.50. A Village takes place Tuesday, August eighteenth, at seven.
Both productions celebrate Waterford theatre, creativity, inclusion, and community.

Luke Corcoran and Robyn Brady talk Pub Theatre
Waterford Pub Theatre Returns With Two Exciting Productions
Luke Corcoran and producer Robin Brady joined Showtime on Sunday.&nbsp;They discuss new actors, fresh writing, and local theatre opportunities.&nbsp;Their project creates exciting opportunities for emerging Waterford theatre talent.
Luke launched pub theatre after working with new actors.&nbsp;He wanted to create opportunities outside traditional theatre funding systems.&nbsp;Waterford has plenty of pubs, so Luke embraced that advantage. He writes short plays and performs them before live audiences.&nbsp;The format delivers multiple short plays during one great night.
This summer brings Pub Theatre Royale to Waterford audiences.&nbsp;The programme offers comedy and thought-provoking storytelling.&nbsp;Each play explores different characters, relationships, and social themes.The performances focus strongly on actors and powerful writing.
Tactile explores language, culture, immigration, identity, and human connection.&nbsp;Pavlo Bondarenko speaks Ukrainian throughout his character's journey.&nbsp;Kanisha Duvall speaks Irish during their powerful exchanges together.&nbsp;Their performances show how emotions can cross language barriers.
Good Christopher combines comedy with sharp commentary about language.&nbsp;Peter Wright and Gillian Walsh lead this entertaining production together.&nbsp;The final play, Forty, delivers a very different experience.&nbsp;David Green leads seven actors through an unusual competition.&nbsp;The story follows Forty, a legendary local drinking champion.&nbsp;However, Forty shocks everyone when he orders red lemonade instead.
The podcast also explores another important Waterford theatre project.&nbsp;A Village brings recovery programme participants onto the Theatre Royal stage.&nbsp;Luke created the play through his In Other Words Project.&nbsp;The production explores Brehon Law through humour and storytelling.&nbsp;The project also shows how theatre can build confidence.&nbsp;Participants have already found new opportunities through their acting experiences.&nbsp;Their stories demonstrate theatre's potential beyond entertainment and performance alone.
Pub Theatre Royale takes place Thursday, August twentieth, this week.&nbsp;Theatre Royal hosts the show, with tickets costing &euro;22.50.&nbsp;A Village takes place Tuesday, August eighteenth, at seven. Both productions celebrate Waterford theatre, creativity, inclusion, and community.

Join Wayne Brown each Sunday for Showtime - the very best of music from the world of musicals and stage. Wayne brings his wealth of knowledge and experience of theatre to the radio waves and chats to people involved in the industry.

Join Wayne Brown each Sunday for Showtime - the very best of music from the world of musicals and stage. Wayne brings his wealth of knowledge and experience of theatre to the radio waves and chats to people involved in the industry.