Colin Murphy - Haughey/Gregory

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Barry (2018)	Peter Coonan
Tony Gregory	Ruair Heading
Charles Haughey	Morgan C. Jones
Eileen	Janet Moran
Barry (2019)	Michael Glenn Murphy
Liam	Jonathan White

Production Team

Director	Conall Morrison
Costume Design	Joan OClery
Sound Design	Ivan Birthistle and Vincent Doherty
Stage Manager	Clare Howe
ASM	Sara Gannon
Dramaturg	Gavin Kostick
Assistant Director	Alison Dennan
Production Coordinator	Ronan Carey
Marketing	Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan
PR	ODoherty Communications
Fishamble Artistic Director	Jim Culleton
Associate Producers	Des Gunning & Jason Grogan
Producer	Eva Scanlan

The production runs for approximately 90 minutes, with no interval. Haughey|Gregory was commissioned by Fishamble: The New Play Company and developed with support from NIC 2020, Maureen OSullivan TD, ASTI, and the Croke Park Community Fund.

Fishamble premiered the play on 8 February, 2018, on the Abbey Theatres Peacock Stage, and at Mountjoy Prison, Dil ireann, and Croke Park. It was the recipient of the Nasc Touring Network Award and toured nationally, with support from the Arts Council, Nasc, and Dublin Town, in April and May, 2019. Fishamble also presented special performances in Croke Park and Larkin College in 2019. About Fishamble: The New Play Company Fishamble is an Olivier Award-winning, internationally acclaimed Irish theatre company, which discovers, develops and produces new work, across a range of scales. Fishamble is committed to touring throughout Ireland and internationally, and does so through partnerships and collaborations with a large network of venues, festivals and non-arts organisations. Fishamble has toured its productions to audiences in Ireland as well as to England, Scotland, Wales, France, Germany, Iceland, Croatia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, Finland, USA, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

Fishamble and Pat Kinevane won an Olivier Award for Silent in 2016, when it was presented at Soho Theatre. Other awards for Fishamble productions include Scotsman Fringe First, Herald Angel, Argus Angel, 1st Irish, The Stage, Adelaide Fringe Best Theatre, Dublin Fringe, EMA, MAMCA, In Dublin, Forbes Best Theater, Stage Raw LA, and Irish Times Theatre awards, as well as Writers Guild of Ireland/ZeBBie and Stewart Parker Trust awards for many of its playwrights, and nominations for Total Theatre and Offie/Off West End awards. Fishambles living archive is in the National Library of Ireland. Fishamble is at the heart of new writing for theatre in Ireland, not just through its productions, but through its extensive programme of training, development and mentoring schemes. These currently include A Play for Ireland, the New Play Clinic and Show in a Bag, which is run in partnership with Dublin Fringe Festival and Irish Theatre Institute. Each year, Fishamble typically supports over 50 per cent of the writers of all new plays produced on the island of Ireland.

Fishamble puts electricity in the National grid of dreams Sebastian Barry The much-loved Fishamble [is] a global brand with international theatrical presence an unswerving force for new writing The Irish Times Irelands leading new writing company The Stage Forward-thinking Fishamble The New York Times Fishamble is rarely in New York, and when they are, youve got to go Time Out NYC Excellent Fishamble Irelands terrific Fishamble The GuardianFishambles recent and current productions include:On Blueberry Hill by Sebastian Barry (201719) on tour in Ireland, and to Paris, New York, and Mountjoy Prison Before by Pat Kinevane (201819) in association with the Strollers Network The Humours of Bandon by Margaret McAuliffe (201719) on national and international tour Rathmines Road by Deirdre Kinahan (2018) in coproduction with the Abbey Theatre Drip Feed by Karen Cogan (2018) in coproduction with Soho Theatre GPO 1818 by Colin Murphy (2018) to mark the bicentenary of the GPO Haughey|Gregory by Colin Murphy (2018) in the Abbey Theatre, Mountjoy Prison, Dil ireann, and Croke Park Maz & Bricks by Eva OConnor (201718) on national and international tour Forgotten, Silent and Underneath by Pat Kinevane (since 2007, 2011 and 2014, respectively 2018) touring in Ireland, UK, Europe, US, Australia and New Zealand On Blueberry Hill by Sebastian Barry (201719) on national and international tour Charolais by Noni Stapleton (2017) in New York Inside the GPO by Colin Murphy (2016) performed in the GPO during Easter Tiny Plays for Ireland and America by 26 writers (2016) at the Kennedy Center, Washington DC, and Irish Arts Center, New York, as part of