Under the patronage of the Irish Representation of Ireland to the Council of Europe, Tagora presents She was wearing and The dog it was that died from 27th to 30th October 2022 . She was wearing: Originally commissioned as part of Amnesty International’s “Stop Violence Against Women” campaign in 2005, this series of interconnected monologues draws inspiration from different pieces of clothing.  Seven individuals tell us about their intimate experiences; each character has their own story, sometimes violent, angry, thoughtful, sad … The dog it Continue reading →

Just starting rehearsals for a new production? Why not benefit from Tagora’s latest workshop, to be held on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 June? Entitled “Approaching a Role”, it will offer guidance in the development and portrayal of character as well as associated technical skills such as voice work and movement. The workshops will be divided into two groups of no more than 12 participants and consist of two sessions of two and half hours each – a total of five hours. Continue reading →

In view of the number of absences over the Easter break we have decided to call off the auditions for The Dog It Was That Died planned for Thursday 14 April. If you’re interested in taking part, please contact Tagora without delay!

This year we’ve been allocated two slots in the Trois 14 season, one in the last week of October and one in the second week of March 2023. Our autumn show will consist of two one act plays. The first, She Was Wearing, to be directed by Julia Whitham, consists of seven monologues written by a collection of Irish writers. The second is a short spy thriller, The Dog It Was That Died, written by Tom Stoppard and directed by Simon Palmer. This play is Continue reading →