We Were Having a Perfectly Nice Time laugh-out-loud funny, bold, fascinating, whip-smart – Everything Theatre ★★★★ it was a thrill to be back inside a theatre, laughing and applauding – British Theatre.com ★★★★ This has got to be one of my favourite productions at The Omnibus – Southwark News A dark comedy about loo roll,…
Fiji
Conflicted Theatre & Clay Party present FIJI ‘Remarkably tender… surprisingly funny, laced with an edge of something metallic’ – The Guardian ‘Grippingly exciting… spectacularly unique… a deliciously dark & delightful production, served so perfectly – you’ll want seconds’ – The Reviews Hub ★★★★★ ‘This play asks you to laugh at the point where the horrific…
Iphigenia in Splott
Iphigenia in Splott Cork Midsummer Festival 2019 ‘Conflicted Theatre catches the almost musical shifts in these various scenes… lively, contemporary and punchy’– The Echo Effie is setting her future ablaze with a molotov cocktail of youth, beauty, ketamine and rage. She uses her brutal and delicate cunning to ‘top up’ from the night before and the night…
Neon Western
‘a thrilling dystopian western, ushers the audience into a world that’s long since given up on responsibilities, and encourages the same of its audience’ – Exeunt Magazine ‘There is a narrative running through the cinematic scenes that occur in different parts of the warehouse, but this piece is more about atmosphere and feeling. It’s…
Come Dine with Charles Mee
A mysterious invitation for each audience member to an exclusive dinner party at a fairytale table covered in fresh grass. Add very peculiar and talkative guests and as much wine as you can bring and we’ll have ourselves a time. Conflicted have chopped, diced and spliced a variety of works by American playwright, Charles…
We Make Gods
“We make Gods and do battles with them and then they bless us” – Herman Hesse We Make Gods creates a new mythology, one for the gods we have manifested in the modern world.
Mirror
Mirror, a physical and energetic re-imagining of Snow White. We all know the story . . . Conflicted return to the earliest versions of the fairy tale stripping it back to the mythical essentials; dance, vanity, hate, love, obsession and selfies.
The Scarlet Letter
‘vibrant performances’ – The Irish Times ★★★★ ‘powerful sequences of physical theatre’ – Irish Theatre Magazine ‘Conflicted Theatre give us a smart, imaginative take on a starkly vivid story… Intelligent and moving’ – Evening Echo The Scarlet Letter tells the story of the adulteress Hester Prynne, publicly shamed and cast out by society, and her…
18-35
An immersive, promenade piece that traversed 5 floors of the former government buildings in Cork City as part of the Solstice Festival in 2012. Joe is a regular guy: born, crawled, walked, ran, school, kicked a ball, kissed a girl, college, traveled for a year and got a job. Not bad. But it is bad…
After Jekyll
A theatrical adaption or more appropriately a sequel to The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The only difference between Good & Evil is perspective. Conflicted Theatre’s first show from 2010.
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