Past Theatre Productions

'The Rare Oul' Times' and 'Tribute to the Men Who Built Britain' are available to tour.

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2007

'Big Maggie'
An Irish play by John B. Keane

The London based Irish Network of Dramatic Art in association with Triskellion Productions played to a very appreciative audiences this weekend at the Salvatorian College, Harrow Weald. This tragic/comedy was well delivered and a great opportunity to experience live theatre from the pen of Co. Kerry's most famous son , the late and great John B Keane.

More pictures (on Flickr)

2004

'The Rare Oul' Times'
A two-act Irish play by Ken McElroy

Set in the Bailey Pub in Dublin c1950, the play chronicles the lives of two of Ireland's most famous (and infamous!) literary legends - Patrick Kavanagh (Ken McElroy) and Brendan Behan (Oliver Moore).

'Tribute to the Men Who Built Britain'

Multi-media slide presentation by Ultan Cowley

2003

'Moll'
by John B Keane

The late and great John B Keane - Irish Playwright

The poster for 'Moll'

The cast of 'Moll'

2001

'Juno and the Paycock'
by Sean O'Casey

2000/1

'The Tinkers Wedding'

'In the Shadow of the Glen'
by John Millington Synge

'Riders to the Sea'

2000

'The Playboy of the Western World'

Scene from 'Playboy of the Western World', Old Library Theatre, Mansfield.

1999

'Making History'
by Brian Friel

"Another triumphant success by Triskellion on this epic Irish play" Irish Post

Riverside Studio Theatre, Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6 9RL

1998

'The London Vertigo'
by Brian Friel

In the Shadow of the Glen'
by John Millington Synge

"I very much enjoyed Triskellion's recent production at the Irish Club." Geoffrey Keating - Cultural and Press Officer, Irish Embassy, London.

"I give the award for best performance of the festival to Tom McCartan (the Tramp in 'Shadow of the Glen'). Thanks to Gerry Molumby the director and all involved with Triskellion for a brave, original and highly entertaining production." Marie O'Sullivan, adjudicator of the Berwyn Drama Festival, 1998. (South Wales)

The cast of 'Vertigo'

1997

'Aristocrats'
by Brian Friel.

"Irish Drama at its Best." Irish World

1996

'The Hostage'
by Brendan Behan.

"Great to see the hostages alive and well and living in London!, thanks for invitation, thoroughly enjoyed the production" Brian Behan, brother to Brendan and author of "Kathleen, Mother of all Behans".

"Highly commendable performances from all the cast, even the musical director Simon Walters - who played Kate ! got in on the action. An evening of pathos, sing-a-long, history being re-lived. Do get along to see it." Irish World

1995

'Philadelphia Here I Come'
by Brian Friel.

"Classic Irish Drama from Triskellion, wonderful cast and set." North London Press

1993

'The Bodhran Makers'
by John B. Keane

Presented by the Cricklewood Community Play Association out of which Triskellion was born.