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Smitten Review: The Munster Express
The following review was published in this week’s Munster Express and can also be found online here. Our thanks to Liam Murphy for his words and review of Smitten.
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The Devious Theatre Company in Kilkenny have been earning themselves some welcome and very favourable attention for a young company doing edgy work like Cannibal - The [...]
Smitten - Tess Felder Review
The following review was published in Tess Felder’s column, in the Kilkenny People newspaper on August 27th 2008;
“THINK of how many people sit in the Castle Park (when it isn’t lashing rain) or in their bedrooms, studies or garages writing plays which no one will ever perform.
Now think how lucky a twenty-something Kilkenny man would [...]
Smitten - Gerry Moran Review
The following review was published in Gerry Moran’s column, in the Kilkenny People newspaper on August 27th 2008;
“On the topic of theatre and local talent, the Devious Theatre Company, whose production of Trainspotting in the Watergate Theatre I wrote about recently in this column, are up and at it again. They performed Smitten a two-act [...]
Smitten - Edwina Grace Review
The following review was published in Edwina Grace’s column; “Up Close & Personal” in the Kilkenny People newspaper on August 27th 2008;
“John Morton is a legend; let me start with that.
Equally legendary is the band of merry men and women who with him collectively make up the Devious Theatre Company. The group has built up [...]
Talking Smitten On KCLR96FM
Earlier this evening I dropped into the KCLR 96FM studios in Kilkenny for a chat with Martin Bridgeman on the Culture Club (Arts Show) about Smitten, some of the public reaction and some of the company’s own reaction. Over the 6-7 minutes we chat about the show, the hype, getting to the production, what comes [...]
Smitten Night Two: Sold Out All Over Again
So the second night of Smitten has come and gone and once again we had to hang the ‘Sold Out’ signs out front (or at least our lovely makeshift and very Devious sold out signs).
The phone call came my way about 4pm again to indicate we were out of tickets for Thursday night, knowing that [...]
Smitten Opens To Sold-Out House
L-R: Jack O’Leary, Kevin Mooney, Niamh Moroney and Annette O’Shea in ‘Smitten’
Smitten, our fourth production, opened last night in The Barn, Kilkenny, to a sold-out house. Managing to up the capacity of the venue late yesterday we’re now seating for 80 patrons and each of the 80 seats disappeared before the show opened last night.It’s [...]
Smitten Tickets On Sale
Tickets have just gone on sale for our latest production, Smitten. They can be bought from the good folks at Rollercoaster Records on Kieran Street and they cost 10EURO. Tickets can be booked on 056 – 7763669.
Smitten will open in just under 3 weeks time and will run for 4 nights from Wednesday August [...]
Smitten rehearses on
And on we go again. After Trainspotting it didn’t take us awfully long to get back into the rehearsal buzz on a new play. It was either the stupidest idea in the world or a real smart move to capitalise on the success of Trainspotting. Either way, we’ll find out when the curtain goes up [...]
SMITTEN - St Canice’s Credit Union Window Display
It’s only a few short weeks since we raised some eyebrows and furrowed some brows on High Street, with an awesome display of ‘Trainspotting’ posters in St Canice’s Credit Union window, and already we’re back again.
This week will see us taking things up a notch promotion-wise in the run up to ‘Smitten’, with press releases [...]