In August I was invited to perform some extracts from A Most Notorious Woman on the newly acquired ‘Grace O’Malley’ whilst it was docked in Belfast. It will be refitted as training ship by the Atlantic Youth Trust for young people from all over Ireland. With many thanks to Peter and Jenny Cooke, for extending […]
Download Alan in Belfast’s Review of The Ghost House – bringing ambitious promenade theatre to fresh audiences (Cahoots at City Side as part of Belfast International Arts Festival).
Read the Irish News Article – Immersive theatre show invites you to explore new Belfast Ghost House by Jenny Lee – Picture by Mal McCann
Recently, Gravest Hit won the ‘Best Ensemble Cast Award’ at the Big Fridge International Film Festival. Delighted to be part of a very talented cast and crew with this darkly hilarious, special film.
In November, Maggie was delighted to take part in Kabosh’s Zoom production of “A Quarrel with Myself” by Vincent Higgins, for the Being Human Festival. This is a UK wide festival of the humanities led by the School of Advanced Study in conjunction with UK Universities and the Arts and Humanities Research Council. In September, […]
Maggie Cronin and Carol Moore tell the story of Ireland’s militant suffragettes ‘There is only so long one can ask for something politely.’ So speaks the character of Lillian Metge in Shrieking Sisters at the Linen Hall Library in the wake of International Women’s Day, celebrated each year on March 8. The play or rehearsed […]