Druid's first ever radio play, broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1's Drama On One, free to listen.
Listen back to Sorry, Wrong Number.
Behind the scenes of Druid's first live streamed production, Once Upon a Bridge by Sonya Kelly, featuring actor Adetomiwa Edun on screen, photo by Emilija Jefremova.
In line with our vision of Irish Performance for the World, Druid at Home is a new way of connecting to audiences worldwide, presenting our work on the digital stage.
Since March 2020, we have reached audiences in 130 countries with our ticketed and free-to-view Druid at Home productions.
Current Druid at Home productions
A second edition of our poetry film series, celebrating some of the great Irish poets of the last century, free to view.
Watch Coole Park Poetry Series 2021 online.
Our first series of poetry films filmed in Coole Park in partnership with the Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry Foundation, free to view online.
Watch Coole Park Poetry Series 2020 online.
In partnership with Wildfire Films, the celebrated 2005 production of Synge's entire theatrical canon is available free to view online.
Watch DruidSynge online.
Previous Druid at Home productions
A free encore screening of Sonya Kelly's critically acclaimed play about the fateful collision of two strangers on Putney Bridge, London.
Read more about Once Upon a Bridge.
Exclusively for Galway International Arts Festival, our outdoor production of The Seagull in Coole Park was filmed and presented online for audiences all over the world to enjoy on demand.
Read more about The Seagull.
Our annual rehearsed reading series of new plays, presented online for the second year in a row.
Read more about Druid Debuts 2021.
The story of Eavan Boland's life as she told it, through her own poetry and autobiographical prose.
Read more about Boland: Journey of a Poet.
An encore online screening of our 2020 production which had previously been screened to audiences in cinemas across Ireland and the UK.
Read more about The Cherry Orchard.
Sonya Kelly's critically acclaimed play about the fateful collision of two strangers on Putney Bridge, London.
Read more about Once Upon a Bridge (2021)Once Upon a Bridge.
Our annual rehearsed reading series of new plays, presented online for the first time.
Read more about Druid Debuts 2020.
What's Next?
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