Podcast appearances and mentions of ali hardiman

Melissa is back to talk Christmas at Castle Hart! This film includes an all-star cast that includes Lacey Chabert, Stuart Townsend, and the amazingly talented Ali Hardiman. In my humble opinion, this is the best of the movies so far, and that isn't just my Irish roots talking. My only regret is that we couldn't secure sponsorship from Kerrygold. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Actor and writer Ali Hardiman (Electric, Metal Heart) reads a comic for the first time in her life, swapping Invisible Woman #3 for I Kill Giants #1, which leads to conversations about skipping jury duty, feeling invisible as a woman, and whether or not boys are only things to kiss. Celebrate New Comic Book Day with Club Valentine's Jimmy Kavanagh! Every week, Jimmy meets a new comedian/performer/general funny person to swap and discuss their favourite comic books and graphic novels (along with any and everything else that comes up)! Expect lots of laughs, long tangents, and in-depth analyses of the world's finest art form: books with pictures in them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/club-valentine/message

Ali Hardiman has written - and performs in - a play about Electric Picnic. It's heading over to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and she popped into Room 104 to chat with Cormac and Saoirse about it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ali Hardiman joined Cormac in studio to talk about her debut play Electric. It's a comedy show based around Electric Picnic that sees 2 girls from different sides of the city strike up a friendship. Having already seen sell out runs and getting outstanding reviews, the show is touring again around Dublin and the rest of Ireland and the UK. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Personality Bingo this week; Ali Hardiman, an actress of both stage and screen. Ali will perform in DISCONNECTED, a play she has written, which will run nightly @ 7.30pm in The New Theatre from January 21st to February 2nd inc. She plays 'Scarlett' in another one of her plays 'ELECTRIC' alongside fellow agency actress Ericka Roe who plays 'Joni'. It ran at several theatre festivals over the summer including the Electric Picnic in September having enjoyed a sell-out 2 week run in The Theatre Upstairs in Dublin earlier in 2018. 'ELECTRIC' is written by Ali and directed by Clare Maguire. Screen Acting wise Ali reprises her role of 'Professor X' (and other characters) in the second IFTA Award Winning series of "BERNARD DUNNE'S MYTHICAL LEGENDS" for RTE2 Television which is currently in post-production. Also in post-production is Jumper Productions Irish Film Board funded short "SOMETHING DOESN'T FEEL RIGHT" in which Ali plays 'Stacey'. The film is directed by Fergal Costello and produced by Fiona Kinsella. Ali also plays the supporting role of 'Miranda' in Treasure Entertainment's feature film "METAL HEART" directed by Hugh O’Conor, 'Becca' in the IADT graduation short 'BREASTFRIENDS' directed by Eleanor Rogers, a role in "LEAVE TO REMAIN" also for Treasure Entertainment/RTE Storyland, 'Ali' in the short film "A DIFFERENT KIND OF DAY" directed by Maria Doyle Kennedy and 'Sarah Dunne' in Tile Films "ASSASSINS" for TV3. Her theatre credits also include "INSIDE THE GPO" (Fishamble), "FIZZY DRINKS WITH TWO STRAWS" (Theatre Upstairs), "PROCLAMATION" (Smock Alley Theatre) and "Re:THINK" which Ali wrote and performed herself (Smock Alley Theatre).

Ericka is cast in the recurring role of 'ALANNAH SHOREY' in the BBC Television drama "THE DUBLIN MURDERS" which is currently in production in Belfast and Dublin. Later this month will see Ericka reprise her role of 'Charleigh' in The Breadline Collective's play "WELL, THAT'S WHAT I HEARD" which will run in The Project Arts Centre in Dublin's Templebar from November 26th to December 1st. This must see play is written and directed by Thommas Kane Byrne. She also plays 'TINA' in "TAKEN DOWN" which airs on RTE 1 on Sundays. "TAKEN DOWN" is directed by David Caffrey (LoveHate). Ericka's screen credits also include 'Shauna' in JELLY BABY directed by Naomi Fagan, and 'Erika' in “A DIFFERENT KIND OF DAY” directed by Maria Doyle Kennedy. Ericka performed in NASSIM acting alongside Soleimanpour reading a script that they were given at the beginning of the show in the Project Arts Centre Cube as part of this year's Dublin Theatre Festival. Early September saw her perform as 'Joni' in Ali Hardiman's play 'ELECTRIC' which ran at this year's Electric Picnic. Other theatre credits include "MY SON, MY SON" (Mary) which ran in Dublin's Project Arts Centre, The Axis in Ballymun, and The Mermaid Theatre in Bray, 'Ilse' in SPRING AWAKENING (Ill Advised Theatre Company), 'Paula' in THE BOY WITH THE HALOGYN HAIR written by Eddie Naughton and directed by Kieran McDonald, and 'Alma' in Derek Masterson’s QUEENS OF PIMLICO (No Tears Productions). Ericka is a founding member of The Breadline Collective and played the role of 'Charleigh' in their production “SAY NOTHIN’ TO NO ONE” written by Thommas Kane Byrne which has been recently nominated for The Stewart Parker Trust Award. Ericka is a graduate Bull Alley Theatre Training Company and is also a graduate of the full time programme at Bow Street Academy for Screen Acting.