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Our mission is simple: to bring the best of Irish drama to the UK and beyond.

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Nick Danan

Artistic Director & Producer

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For Strange Fish: St. Nicholas, Dev's ArmyQuietly, The Turn of the Screw (Actor/Producer), The Match Box (Producer).

Theatre credits include: One Mississippi (Bijli/Scotland tour), I Lived for Art (Salisbury Guildhall), Professor Bernhardi ([Foreign Affairs]/Exeter Barnfield Theatre),  The Titanic Boys (Grand Opera House, Belfast), The Shadow of A Gunman (Tricycle), Antony & Cleopatra (Shakespeare's Globe), The Quare Fellow (Tricycle, UK tour), This Lime Tree Bower Belgrade Theatre, Coventry & Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh), The Lieutenant of Inishmore (Garrick Theatre), Macbeth (Kents Cavern & Poole's Cavern) Juno & the Paycock (Leicester Haymarket), Gym & Tonic (Hull Truck).

Television credits include: Say Nothing (FX), Innocent (ITV),   WPC 56 (BBC)

Paul Lloyd

Co-Producer

For Strange Fish:  Quietly (Actor & Designer), The Turn of the Screw, The Match Box, Dev's ArmySt. Nicholas    (Designer/Producer).

Paul trained with Ann Kavanagh in Dublin and at The Poor School in London. He has worked s an actor for more than 25 years. His Theatre work includes, Translations, National Theatre, Our Country's Good, The Watermill Theatre, The Lonesome West and Dancing at Lughnasa (New Vic, Stoke), Antony and Cleopatra, In Extremis, Othello, King Lear and The Frontline (Shakespeare's Globe). The Cripple of Inishman, Leicester Haymarket, The Lieutenant of Inishmore RSC, The Quare Fellow (Tricycle and UK Tour).

 

He was a founder member of Juno Theatre Company which toured extensively in the UK and Ireland.

 

Christopher Birks

Co-Producer

Christopher has been developing theatre productions since 2008, and does so increasingly in the role of producer.

 

Producer credits: Dev's Army, The Man Who Would Be King (Dawn State), The Wonderful Discovery of Witches (Dawn State), Gulliver Returns (Dawn State), and The Questionnaire (Ninth Life).

Amy Daniels

Production Manager

& Lighting Designer

Amy (she/her) is a London-based freelance lighting designer, production manager and technician. She studied English Literature at the University of Sussex and then fell in love with production and tech whilst on a year abroad at SUNY Stony Brook. She is currently the Technical Manager at Camden People's Theatre as well as a venue technician at various other London theatres, and designs a wide range of work. Find her full credits and portfolio on her website www.amydanielslighting.com.

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