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Deirde Hines
Life
Author of A Moving Destiny (1996), a play involving a family of travellers living on an illegal camping site, premiered at the Yew Theatre, in the Theatre Building, Ballina, 15-27 April 1996.
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References
Irish playography:A Moving Destiny (1996) - the story of four generations of a family, living on an illegal camping site. Kate and Mikey, the great-grandparents, take us back through history as we follow the myriad journeys of two gangs of children, “the Wagonettes” and ”the Boulderheads”, through to their futures. (See further details online; accessed 01.09.2010.)
| Other plays premiered at Yewtree ... |
| Original plays |
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Authors |
| A Moving Destiny |
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Deirdre Hines |
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| Alone It Stands |
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John Breen |
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| Chambers |
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Anne Barrett |
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| Charlie |
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John Breen |
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| Fr Mathew |
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Seán McCarthy |
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| Grand |
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Max Hafler |
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| Melting Doves |
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Max Hafler |
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| My Name, Shall I Tell You My Name |
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Christina Reid |
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| Sarah’s Comfort |
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Niamh McGrath |
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| The Magic Boy |
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John Breen |
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| Adaptations |
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Adaptors/translators |
| A Man Called Judas |
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Jocelyn Clarke
Adapted and translated from the French original by Claude A. Puget and Pierre Bost. |
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| The Indifferent Lover |
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Tani Bentis , Pierre Campos
A translation from the original by Jean Cocteau. |
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| Note that all plays and playwrights are subject of separate links at Irish Playography [online] |
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