Podcast appearances and mentions of eva o connor

When “E” meets the man of her dreams, a professional cyclist, love hits her like a train. But when it ends, she plummets into a black hole of heartbreak at the speed of a doped-up team on the Tour de France. A one-woman show about heartbreak, madness and how condiments are the ultimate coping mechanism, by award-winning playwright & performer Eva O’Connor. Ogonnelloe's Eva O'Connor spoke to Gavin Grace on Thursday's Morning Focus.

AWESOME MNÁ In an emotional show recorded just after the historic vote in the abortion referendum on May 25th Singers Karan Casey and Ciara Sidine join host Panti Bliss in an episode entitled ‘Awesome Mná’ exploring the voice of women in Ireland; the stories they tell and the songs they sing. Casey, an outstanding traditional and folk singer, kicked off the gender equality in music initiative Fair Plé earlier this year while Ciara Sidine’s work includes a powerful song in tribute to the memory of the women and babies of the Magdalene laundries and mother and baby institutions. Samantha Long, a Magdalene adoptee, shares the story of her birth mother Margaret. Joining them is Maynooth sociologist Professor Linda Connolly author of The Irish Women’s Movement and playwright/actor Eva O’Connor whose work includes the play Maz & Bricks exploring themes affecting young Irish women today. In the provocative and timely show Ciara Sidine performs her songs ‘Finest Flower’ and ‘Trouble Come Find

In an emotional show recorded just after the historic vote in the abortion referendum on May 25th Singers Karan Casey and Ciara Sidine join host Panti Bliss is an episode entitled ‘Awesome Mná’ exploring the voice of women in Ireland; the stories they tell and the songs they sing. Casey, an outstanding traditional and folk singer, kicked off the gender equality in music initiative Fair Plé earlier this year while Ciara Sidine’s work includes a powerful song in tribute to the memory of the women and babies of the Magdalene laundries and mother and baby institutions. Samantha Long, a Magdalene adoptee, shares the story of her birth mother Margaret. Joining them is Maynooth sociologist Linda Connolly author of The Irish Women’s Movement and playwright/actor Eva O’Connor whose work includes the play Maz & Bricks exploring themes affecting young Irish women today. In the provocative and timely show Ciara Sidine performs her songs ‘Finest Flower’ and ‘Trouble Come Find Me’ while Karan Casey sings a favourite Janis Ian one ‘I’m Still Standing Here’ as well as a song she wrote during the referendum campaign ‘Sister I’m here for You’. www.pantisocracy.ie

26-year-old playwright Eva O'Connor talks to Róisín Ingle about her new play, Maz and Bricks, currently running at the Project Arts Theatre in Dublin before heading to the Belltable in Limerick next week. It tells the story of two very different young people who meet and become friends over the course of a day in Dublin, Maz on her way to a ‘Repeal the 8th’ demonstration and Bricks, played by Stephen Jones, to meet the mother of his young daughter. You can catch Eva O’Connor and Stephen Jones in Maz and Bricks until this Saturday, 13th May at the Project Arts theatre in Dublin and at the Belltable in Limerick from 17-20th May.

It’s episode number fourteen and Eva O’Connor plays Personality Bingo With Tom Moran. Eva is an actor and writer from Ireland but currently living in England. Check out Maz and Bricks in the project arts centre until this Saturday. This year will be her 7th Ed Fringe with a new show which she will bring to the […] La entrada Eva O’Connor plays Personality Bingo with Tom Moran se publicó primero en Headstuff.

My Name is Saoirse, written and performed by Eva O’Connor is the story of a 15 year old girl coming of age in 1980’s Ireland.

writer Manchán Magan and actor Eva O’Connor discuss their work on Broken Croí Heart Briste a comedic and heartfelt look at fractured relationships, using a blend of Irish and English to reveal the truth behind our passions.Produced by Kevin Reynolds