I am currently working with a variety of artists to develop their work for the stage. Learn more about current projects in development below.

How Not To Grow A Turnip is a new theatre piece for children ages 5-7, developed with HK Ní Shioradáin, focusing on themes of local ecology while encouraging children to develop an interest in gardening. Developed recently as part of workshops in DLR, with a development presentation in Ballyogan Library, alongside Orla Scally and Em Ó Ceallaigh.

HEIST! is a new experimental theatre piece, being developed alongside Dafe Orugbo and Mar Parés Baraldés which interrogates themes of stealing, ownership and identity. This non-linear piece will be set in a local shop in Kildare and based on true events. A development of this piece will be shown at Dublin Theatre Festival 2026.

Tinky is a new piece by Luke Dalton, that will see a children’s entertainer trapped in a holding cell in a police station, who attempts to convince the audience that they are innocent of the accused crimes. Currently being developed for upcoming presentations in 2027, this piece will deal with celebrity, accountability and privilege in the current political and cultural sphere.

Na Daineasáir is a new Irish language absurd comedy by HK Ní Shioradáin, centering on two dinosaurs trapped on either side of a civil war who are confronted with the impact of their ongoing affair. A new political comedy with themes of identity, language, and power.

DEMAND is a new piece by Carys Coburn, to be performed by a new actor for each night with a diverging script to allow for a performer led experience based on multiple choice. Dealing with the experiences of international adoptees, this piece is currently being developed alongside Ross Smith and Dragana Stevanic.