The Arts Council

Alumni

Over the years, ITI has developed a close relationship with the artists who have taken part in our numerous mentoring initiatives. Our team has identified the necessity for on-going support of artists following successful completion of participation in programmes such as Six in the Attic (SITA). The ALUMNI programme assists the individual artists and companies in their on-going professional development through enhancing their existing support systems.

ITI Alumni Off-Site

ITI is partnering with CoisCéim Dance Theatre  to offer ITI Alumni Offsite @ CoisCéim residencies for writers/theatre-makers with a specific interest in movement/physical theatre and choreography.

CoisCéim and Eligibility to participate is dependent on proposed projects to be developed during the residency including proposed use of the office and studio space and participation with CoisCéim’s artistic programme. Further details published on the News page as they are confirmed.


ITI ALUMNI

ANU – Louise Lowe
[SITA 2011] ANU is devoted to an interdisciplinary approach to performance / installation that cross-pollinates visual art, dance and theatre in an intensely collaborative way.
anuproductions.ie

 

ANU – Owen Boss
[SITA 2011] ANU create works of art that continually push the boundaries and conventions of performance and installation. They create innovative exchanges with audiences.
anuproductions.ie

 

ANU – Hannah Mullen
[SITA 2011] Hannah worked with ANU as Producer. She is now Programme Coordinator at The George Bernard Shaw Theatre, Carlow.
anuproductions.ie

 

Andrew Adamson
[SITA 2012] Andrew has worked as Actor, Producer and Artistic Director. Further to his appointment at Project Arts Centre as Bar & Sales Manager, he continues to work as Independent Producer.

 

Noelle Brown
[SITA 2014-2016] Noelle has been an actor since 1987 and has worked extensively in theatre, film, televsion and radio. Her plays include ‘POSTSCRIPT’ and ‘Foxy’ with new scripts in development.
noellebrown.com

 

Mark Cantan
[SITA 2013-2014] Mark has written material for radio, TV, film, theatre, internet, magazines and birthday cards. His play ‘Jezebel’ was the winner of the Stewart Parker Award in 2012.
markcanton.com

 

Amy Conroy 
[SITA 2011-2014] Amy is an actor, writer, and artistic director of HotForTheatre. HotForTheatre seeks to touch, move, delight and shock you… but in a nice way.
hotfortheatre.com

 

Paul Curley 
[SITA 2013-2014, 2016] Paul is an actor and writer with particular expertise in making theatre for young audiences. Paul’s first play BAKE! premiered at The Ark in 2014.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=40715

 

Marie de La Guéronnière
[SITA 2015] Actor and Director, Marie founded her company Leonie Prax Productions in 2014 and produced her show first show called Lo*Li*Ta.

 

 

Stephen Dodd 
[SITA 2014] Recently Stephen has worked as lighting designer with Druid, TheEmergencyRoom, Dead Centre and the Company. He has also worked as production manager with Brokentalkers.

 

Peter Dunne
[SITA 2015-2016] Peter trained with Dublin Youth Theatre. As playwright, his works include ‘Broadening’ (2012) and ‘Inhabitance’ premiered at Project Arts Centre in 2016.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=17917

 

Conor Hanratty
[SITA 2016 and 2012-2014] Conor has been working extensively in music theatre and opera. In 2014, he directed Ulysses Opera Theatre’s ‘Harp | A River Cantata’, among numerous projects.
www.conorhanratty.com

 

Lara Hickey
[SITA 2011-2012] As freelance producer Lara worked on ‘The Year of Magical Wanking’, ‘Luca & the Sunshine’ among other projects. She also worked as Assistant Producer at the Abbey Theatre.

 

Raymond Keane
[SITA 2013] Raymond is a founding member and Artistic Director of Barabbas. He has been working with Sarah Jane Scaife on a project called Beckett in the City
barabbastheatrecompany.com

 

Sonya Kelly
[SITA 2015-2016] Sonya has performed her own work extensively in Ireland and abroad. Her play ‘How to Keep an Alien’, won best production award at Dublin Fringe Festival 2014 and has toured since.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=594

 

Emmet Kirwan
[SITA 2015-2016] Actor and Playwright, Emmet won the Stewart Parker award for his play ‘Dublin Oldschool’ (premiered as Show in a Bag 2014).
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=1611

 

Una McKevitt
[SITA 2014] Una set up UMCK Productions in 2014. It is committed to making art disguised as entertainment. To derive an original dramatic text from a documentary practice.
www.umckproductions.com

 

Phillip McMahon
[SITA 2014-2016] Phillip is a Director, Producer and Playwright. His play ‘Town is Dead’ premiered at the Abbey Theatre in 2016; recent directing credits include ‘Dublin Oldschool’ and ‘RIOT’.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=4274

 

Gina Moxley
[SITA 2013-2014] Gina Moxley is a writer, director and performer. Recently Gina performed in ‘The Seagull and Other Birds’ by Pan Pan and directed the new play by Sonya Kelly, ‘How to Keep an Alien’
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=592

 

Elaine Murphy
[SITA 2012-2014] Elaine’s debut play ‘Little Gem’ won the Fishamble New Writing Award and the Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award. In 2014, she revisited the play in her directorial debut.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=14823

 

Rachel Murray
[SITA 2013] As Independent Producer, Rachel worked with companies like the Corn Exchange, Dead Centre and UMCK. She was responsible for Artist Development and Touring at the Gate Theatre.

 

Caitríona Ní Mhurchú
[2013-2014, 2016] Foras na Gaeilge participant. In 2014, Caitríona staged her work exploring the loneliness of being an Irish speaker in an urban environment, through the prism of Peig Sayers.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=4107

 

Jody O’Neill
[SITA 2011] Jody O’Neill is an actor and writer. She recently appeared in RTE’s three-part drama, ‘Charlie’. She is currently writing for television and has several plays in development.
www.irishplayography.com/person.aspx?personid=9572

 

Shane O’Reilly
[SITA 2015-2016] Prolific actor and theatre maker, Shane devises his own work including ‘Follow’, ‘The Matador’ (Show in a Bag 2015) and recently ‘The Genealogy Project’, ‘There’s Gold in the Water’.

 

Priscilla Robinson
[SITA 2011] Priscilla Robinson is a writer and performer based in Dublin. She began performing as a stand-up comedian in 2001 and was quickly marked out as a creative and engaging artist.
www.helpmehelpme.com

 

Sarah Jane Scaife
[SITA 2013] Sarah Jane Scaife (Company SJ) collaborates closely with Raymond Keane. In 2014, they presented Beckett’s prose piece Fizzles, as part of their ongoing project Beckett in the City.
company-sj.com

 

Ray Scannell
[SITA 2012-2013] Raymond is a multidisciplinary Arts Practitioner. His solo play ‘Deep’ won ‘Best Male Performer’ and was nominated for the ‘Spirit of the Fringe’ at the Dublin Fringe Festival.
rayscannell.ie

 

Muireann Ahern
[SITA 2011-2012] Muireann Ahern is Joint Artistic Director of Theatre Lovett. They tour extensively; past touring includes The Sydney Opera House, The Kennedy Centre and Wallis Annenberg Los Angeles.
www.theatrelovett.com

 

Louis Lovett
[SITA 2011-2012] Louis Lovett is Joint Artistic Director of Theatre Lovett. They tour extensively; past touring includes The Sydney Opera House, The Kennedy Centre and Wallis Annenberg Los Angeles.
www.theatrelovett.com

 

Dick Walsh
[SITA 2015-2016] Dick is a theatre-maker based in Dublin. He’s interested in political art. His recent plays include ‘Newcastlewest’ and ‘George Bush and Children’ co-presented with PAN PAN.
dickwalshtheatre.wordpress.com

 

Dylan Coburn Gray
[SITA 2017-2018] Dylan Coburn Gray is a writer based in Dublin. His play “Boys and Girls” was nominated for the Stewart Parker Trust Award 2013. He is a collaborating writer with MALAPROP Theatre
www.malaproptheatre.com

 

Emily Gillmor Murphy
[SITA 2017-2018] Emily is an Irish novelist/ playwright. “A Boy called Nedd”, Emily’s debut play, was showcased with Druid Theatre Company and shortlisted for The Stewart Parker Trust 2016.

 

Martin Sharry
[SITA 2017-2018] Martin Sharry is a writer and theatre maker from the Aran Islands, based in Dublin. He wrote and directed a sold out run of “Playboyz” in Dublin Theatre Festival 2017.
www.martinsharry.com

 

Noni Stapleton
[SITA 2017-2018] Noni is an Irish playwright and actor.She was awarded the Stewart Parker Bursary for her multi award winning one woman show “Charolais” which continues to tour internationally.
nonistapletonactress.wordpress.com

 

Oonagh Murphy
[SITA 2017-2018] Oonagh is a theatre director who has worked with the Abbey Theatre, Druid Theatre Company, Royal Shakespeare Company, The Lir and Project Arts Centre.
www.oonaghmurphytheatre.com

 

Pat McGrath
[SITA 2017-2018] Pat is an actor and writer. Pat wrote and appeared in “Small Plastic Wars” which was nominated for two Fringe Awards. “Small Plastic Wars” toured nationally and internationally.

 

Zoe Ní Riordáin
[SITA 2017-2018] Zoe is a theatre writer/ director and musician. Collaborating with Maud Lee to make experimental work that brings her practice as a musician/songwriter into a theatrical context.
www.zoeniriordainworks.com