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THISISPOPBABY

OVERVIEW

  • Description

    THISISPOPBABY is a theatre and events production company that rips up the space between popular culture, counter culture, queer culture and high art – providing both a vehicle for our associate artists’ dreams and an electrifying access point to the arts.

    Established in January 2007, the company - led by Jennifer Jennings and Phillip McMahon - has had many sold out shows, won three major awards, has produced tours for other artists, ran a performance, art and electropop space at the Electric Picnic Music Festival (2008-2010), stages Queer Notions, a mini-festival of queer ideas and performance, at Project Arts Centre and made history in 2010 with performance art club WERK in the Abbey Theatre (Best Night Out 2010, Sunday Times).

    THISISPOPBABY won the David Manley Emerging Arts Entrepreneurs Award in 2009 and are proud to be part of Project Catalyst, an initiative of Project Arts Centre.

    • Address

    c/o Project Arts Centre, East Essex Street, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin

    Email

    tomorrow@thisispopbaby.com

    Website

    www.thisispopbaby.com

    Director

    Phillip McMahon

    Director

    Jennifer Jennings

NEW IRISH PLAYS PRODUCED BY THISISPOPBABY

Play Title Playwright
Alice in Funderland Phillip McMahon Raymond Scannell

A new musical loosely inspired by the classic story by Lewis Carroll.
All Over Town Phillip McMahon
Danny and Chantelle (still here) Phillip McMahon
Elevator Phillip McMahon
HERE & NOW (i live here now) Veronica Dyas
I Am Tonie Walsh Phillip McMahon Tonie Walsh
Love 2.0 Belinda McKeon Phillip McMahon
Money Peter Daly
Not a Funny Word Tara Flynn
Sure Look It, Fuck It Clare Dunne
The Mouth of a Shark Oonagh Murphy Maeve Stone
The Year Of Magical Wanking Neil Watkins
Trade Mark O'Halloran