Crooked House Theatre

Posted 15/09/2015

Theatre and Arts Organisation

Crooked House, established in 1993, is a theatre and arts organisation working with artists, actors, and non-actors in a range of settings to develop new performance material.

Young Performers

They work mainly with young and emerging performers, and support a vibrant youth organization and have a well developed outreach and educational programme.

International Partners

The work of Crooked House is often in collaboration with international partners, for example, with the Royal National Theatre London – as part of their Connections youth theatre programme,  or as co-creators of projects such as with Osmosis (Greece), the National Theatre of Scotland, Teatro della Limonaia (Italy), Le Grand Bleu (France) and Rogaland Teater (Norway).
Over the past 15 years Crooked House has developed Theatre of the Oppressed techniques for an Irish context, delivering training and projects in Ireland and abroad. 
Crooked House has also premiered plays in Kildare and Dublin by writers such as Ken Bourke (1997), Anthony Neilson (1998), John Guare (1999), Mark Ravenhill (2000), Edward Bond (2001), Darren Donohue (2003), Michel Marc Bouchard (2008), Laura Wade (2009), and Kevin Elyot (2010).

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