Thank you @druidtheatre.bsky.social for the platform for #Grace - what an experience to perform it in the Mick Lally Theatre with this stellar cast ❤️❤️❤️
Druid Theatre@druidtheatre.bsky.social · 9mo ago✨ Druid Debuts 2025 ✨ This year we selected three new plays, from over 200 submissions, for our annual series of rehearsed readings. ✏️ FUSCARDI'S by Conor Kelly ✏️ BOOM BOOM BANG by Treasa Nealon ✏️ GRACE by Clare Monnelly
We've just released some tickets for all three of this year's Druid Debuts, which were previously sold out! Debut 1: Tonight at 7.30pm Debut 2: Tomorrow at 2.30pm Debut 3: Tomorrow at 5.30pm You can book online here: druid.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/...
Druid Theatre@druidtheatre.bsky.social · 10mo agoAnnouncing this year's Druid Debuts! FUSCARDI'S by Conor Kelly BOOM BOOM BANG by @treasanealon.bsky.social GRACE by @claremonnelly.bsky.social These three new plays were selected from over 200 submissions to our new writing programme earlier this year.
Announcing this year's Druid Debuts! FUSCARDI'S by Conor Kelly BOOM BOOM BANG by @treasanealon.bsky.social GRACE by @claremonnelly.bsky.social These three new plays were selected from over 200 submissions to our new writing programme earlier this year.
"Black Phillip can trot off because there’s a new GOAT goat in horror" Fréwaka is in Irish cinemas now 🐐 filmindublin.ie/2025/04/25/e...
Thank you Mark 🙏🏻❤️
Mark O’Brien@obrienpmark.bsky.social · last yr.Loved loved loved Fréwaka. Deeply and brilliantly disturbing. Top notch performances from all. @claremonnelly.bsky.social and Bríd Ní Neachtain are brilliant. Congrats @aislinnclarke.bsky.social & a brilliant creative team. Maith thú go léir. @doublebandfilms.bsky.social @screenireland.bsky.social
you vs the goat she told you not to worry about 🐐 Bealtaine is here and it's a good time to see folk horror Fréwaka, in Irish cinemas now. filmindublin.ie/2025/04/25/e...
“This narrative is not content to just throw together a bunch of damaged characters into a strange setting and add a load of jump scares. There is mounting tension throughout and a constant, wary questioning of reality.” Mick Jordan reviews Fréwaka. Read more here. filmireland.net/2025/04/24/r...
“Clarke hits a bullseye with a folk horror that nods to a modern Ireland haunted by its own past.” ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ @independent.ie Aislinn Clarke’s Fréwaka (Fréamhacha) is in Irish cinemas now. 🐐 💚 🎟️ Book your tickets: www.wheretowatchireland.com/movie/frewaka #IrishFilm #IrishHorror
Fréwaka review: Bloodcurdling folk horror hits home with its sideways glance at modern Ireland
We Irish should be leaders in folk horror, what with our deeply rooted myths, dark Church history, and general knack for off-beat rural weirdness. Alas, writer-director Aislinn Clarke is one of the fe...
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Aislinn Clarke’s haunting Irish language folk horror FRÉWAKA is #NowShowing at the IFI. Home care worker Shoo (Clare Monnelly) leaves her pregnant girlfriend to care for Peig (Bríd Ní Neachtain), a strange old woman who has locked herself away in her home. 🎟️ ifi.ie/film/frewaka/
In Irish cinemas now, Fréwaka is an effectively unsettling folk horror. Our review: filmindublin.ie/2025/04/25/e...
FRÉWAKA is #nowscreening at the IFI! 🐐 Thank you to Wildcard Distribution for the previewing with us last Wednesday, @whosaisha.bsky.social for hosting our Q&A and director Aislinn Clarke and actor Bríd Ní Neachtain for joining us! 🎟 ifi.ie/film/frewaka/
A nursing student begins a new placement, but the trauma she’s buried starts to warp her sense of reality. FRÉWAKA is streaming now. #HalfwaytoHalloween
From homegrown productions like Aislinn Clarke’s Fréwaka, to international productions like Abigail and The Mummy – Ireland’s horror scene is having a moment. Esther McCarthy dives into the history and recent strengths of Irish horror film for @irishexaminer.bsky.social 👇 #IrishFilm
Scary Éire: Why Irish horror films are having a moment
As Fréwaka is released in cinemas, Esther McCarthy looks at why the horror genre seems to be so strong in Ireland right now, with a wealth of home-grown productions, and also foreign filmmakers coming...
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🩸FRÉAMHACHA🩸 🎬I bPictiúrlanna na hÉireann - Inniu 25 Aibreán🍿#horrorfilm #cine4 #frewaka #frewakamovie
As Irish-language horror Fréwaka debuts in cinemas today, my feature on how Irish horror films and filmmakers are making waves at home and internationally in today’s @irishexaminer.bsky.social www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/ar...
Scary Éire: Why Irish horror films are having a moment
As Fréwaka is released in cinemas, Esther McCarthy looks at why the horror genre seems to be so strong in Ireland right now, with a wealth of home-grown productions, and also foreign filmmakers coming...
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“Uncanny nightmare fuel” @variety.com Aislinn Clarke’s Fréwaka (Fréamhacha) is in Irish cinemas now, a dtacaíonn Fís Éireann go bródúil leis. 🐐 💚 🎟️ Book your tickets now: www.wheretowatchireland.com/movie/frewaka #IrishFilm #IrishHorror
“Terrific performances by Clare Monnelly and Bríd Ní Neachtain keep us guessing about what’s afoot” ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ @irishtimes.com Fréwaka (Fréamhacha) is in Irish cinemas tomorrow, a dtacaíonn Fís Éireann go bródúil leis. 🐐 💚 🎟️ Book your tickets now: www.wheretowatchireland.com/movie/frewaka
Fréwaka review: Aislinn Clarke’s Gaeltacht horror mines Irish mythology for socially conscious spookery
Terrific performances by Clare Monnelly and Bríd Ní Neachtain keep us guessing about what’s afoot
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A caregiver arrives in a quiet village to help a woman trapped by fear. But the folklore surrounding them may be more than just stories. FRÉWAKA hits Shudder this Friday. #HalfwaytoHalloween
Bíonn siad i gcónaí ag éisteacht. Aislinn Clarke’s Fréwaka (Fréamhacha) is in Irish cinemas next week, proudly supported by Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland. 🐐 💚 🎟️ Book your tickets now: www.wheretowatchireland.com/movie/frewaka #IrishFilm #IrishHorror
Aislinn Clarke’s Irish-language horror Fréwaka, featuring WFT Ireland members Clare Monnelly and Bríd Ní Neachtain, will release on April 25! Book tickets for the preview screening at the Irish Film Institute on April 23 + a Q&A with Clare, Bríd and Aislinn. wft.ie/frewaka-apri...
Aislinn Clarke’s Irish-language Horror Fréwaka in Irish Cinemas from April 25
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Every evil has it's roots...🐐 Catch our preview of FREWAKA next Wednesday 23rd, followed by a Q&A from with @claremonnelly.bsky.social, Bríd Ní Neachtain and @aislinnclarke.bsky.social hosted by @whosaisha.bsky.social 🎤 Book now 🎟👉 ifi.ie/film/frewaka/
Thank you @screenireland.bsky.social for backing Grace - cannot wait to write this story alongside powerhouse producers Aisling Malone & Lorraine Higgins 🙌🏻 & congrats to all the other incredible artists on this list, what a gang 🔥
Only a fortnight to go until our preview of the haunting Irish language folk horror FRÉWAKA! 🐐🔥 Join us on Wednesday 23rd, for our Q&A screeing with @claremonnelly.bsky.social , Bríd Ní Neachtain and @aislinnclarke.bsky.social hosted by @whosaisha.bsky.social 🎤 Book now 🎟👉 ifi.ie/film/frewaka/
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Every evil has its roots. 🐐 Fréwaka (Fréamhacha), the new folk horror from writer-director Aislinn Clarke, is coming to Irish cinemas on April 25th, proudly supported by Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland. #IrishFilm #IrishHorror
#Fréwaka hitting Irish cinemas & @shudder.com April 25th 🐐🐐🐐 Beyond proud of this film & all the amazing people who made it happen. Support Irish cinema 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 @screenireland.bsky.social @tg4.bsky.social
