Best Served Cold
A twisty new revenge drama is coming to Junkyard Dogs at The Round Georges as part of Brighton Fringe Festival
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Best Served Cold, a twisty gripping drama of love, hate and revenge is our new show is coming to Junkyard Dogs at The Round Georges from May 26-29.
What starts out as a prank quickly escalates into something much more sinister. But who exactly is fooling who?
This is our third visit to Brighton Fringe where we were nominated for Best New Play in 2018 and 2019.
What starts out as a prank quickly escalates into something much more sinister. But who exactly is fooling who?
This is our third visit to Brighton Fringe where we were nominated for Best New Play in 2018 and 2019.
The Death of Me
A new comedy. About Dying.
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For a Programme for The Death of Me click the link above ⬆️
Susanne has a great life - a job she loves, a fantastic Polish wife called Magda, a child she adores, and a gay ex-husband who is now her best friend. But after a lump in her breast is discovered, her life may never be the same again.
Combining humour with pathos, this new play, by the award-winning writer of ‘The Ref’ and ‘The Decriminalisation Monologues’, explores one woman’s cancer journey; one which will force her to examine the most important question facing us all.
What is it I want, out of the life I have left?
Combining humour with pathos, this new play, by the award-winning writer of ‘The Ref’ and ‘The Decriminalisation Monologues’, explores one woman’s cancer journey; one which will force her to examine the most important question facing us all.
What is it I want, out of the life I have left?
Listen to a short interview with the writer of The Death of Me below.
The Decriminalisation Monologues on Tour
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Our GALA Award winning show embarks Ona short Irish tour this autumn, visiting Cork, Clonmel, Manorhamilton, Dublin and Birr. Booking details will be announced shortly.
Each show will be followed by a post show discussion facilitated by local LGBTQ+ groups about growing up queer in Ireland before it was decriminalised. Booking is now open at Booking is now open at: linktr.ee/actingoutgroup |
The Queer Poetry Project
Sadly we were not able to do our usual live show for Dublin Pride this year, so instead we met virtually during Lockdown V3 and read poems, which we then transformed into ten short films. We’re releasing one each day from June 7th. We are living in a golden age for queer poetry and the poems run the gamut from funny, to provocative, to moving,to romantic and to cynical. But all are thought provoking and some are simply gorgeous. Most are two minutes or under. So take a moment.
All of them can be found on our new Queer Poetry Project Page
All of them can be found on our new Queer Poetry Project Page
Acting out receive funding to take award winning show, The Decriminalisation Monologues on tour in 2021
Acting Out are thrilled to announce that we have received funding from the LGBTQI+ Communities Integration Fund from the Department of Children, Equality, disability. integration and Youth which will enable us to take our award winning show, the Decriminalisation Monologues, on tour in Ireland in 2021. Artistic Director, Howard Lodge said, “ We probably got more response to this piece than any we have done and besides winning the National GALA Award this year it was nominated for Best New Play in three festivals in the UK and Czechia. However, it had not been seen outside of Dublin in Ireland, so it is brilliant that we can take it around the country. Writer, Sean Denyer said, “We stand on the shoulders of those who went before us, and the resilience and strength of an older generation of gay and lesbian people has gone largely unrecorded. We hope this piece is a contribution to addressing this”.
Details of the tour are now being worked on and more details will be available in the new year.
Details of the tour are now being worked on and more details will be available in the new year.
Can you see me
A new short film
Acting Out win the 2020 National GALA Award for Arts and Entertainment!
Acting Out shortlisted for National GALA Award for The Decriminalisation Monologues
We are both thrilled and humbled to have been shortlisted for The GALAS award for Arts/Entertainment for our show, The Decriminalisation Monologues, which was a tribute to those in the LGBTQ+ community whose bravery and resilience paved the way to where we are today and on whose shoulders we stand. First performed in Outhouse as part of Dublin LGBTQ Pride the show was subsequently nominated for Best Play in Brighton, Prague and Manchester Fringe Festivals, and we'd love to do it again at home. To add to the excitement this is a category subject to public vote! You can vote for us at www.galas.ie
Acting Out will be returning to Brighton and Prague with new show called, ‘Best Served Cold
We are delighted to announce that our new show, Best Served Cold has been selected for the Brighton Fringe Festival and Prague Fringe Festival, both in May 2020.
More details here
More details here
Acting Out nominated for Best Newcomers and Long-listed for Best New Play at Greater Manchester Fringe.
The Awards for this year’s Greater Manchester Fringe we’re handed out this Sunday and we were delighted to be nominated in two categories.
Read more here.
Read more here.
