Bigger and Better.
Tom Moore's 'Connections' returns in 2025 for our biggest ever show on the 29th and 30th August in the Theatre At The Mill.
Starring Jackson Allen and Ella Kilpatrick.
With the talented opening act of Hugo Reilly-Stewart and Joe O'Kane.
Proudly supporting Women's Aid ABCLN.
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We are proud to announce our support for Women's Aid ABCLN leading to Connections, Live in the Theatre At The Mill on the 29th and 30th August. This is a very special cause, thank you to all actors and artists taking part in this event to support Women's Aid ABCLN.
One in four women will experience domestic abuse in their lifetime. Last year, in this country alone there were 30,509 domestic abuse incidents. The PSNI respond to one of these calls every sixteen minutes. From 2023-2024 Women’s Aid ABCLN responded to over 60,000 information and support calls and provide support groups and drop-in sessions, emergency refuge accommodation and provided domestic abuse specialists to women and children. For more information click the button below.
We are launching a campaign of support for Women's Aid ABCLN, for more information on how you can help click the button below. Thank you for your support and thank you for supporting this amazing cause.
*All proceeds go to Women's Aid ABCLN.
Connections, Live at Ballyearl
Tom Moore's play 'Connections' made its debut live performance at the Ballyearl Courtyard Theatre on 9th August 2024. Thank you to the amazing cast and crew for an unforgettable performance.
"It's been the greatest experience of my entire life. Thank you to my wonderful cast who made the last few months so special."
@tommooree via Instagram.
Jack Cairns as Sam
Tait Brennan as Sarah
Ella Kilpatrick as Annie
Iona Holt as Doctor Adams
Matthew Mullan as John
Joseph Golden as Luke
Jackson Allen as Tony
Rhys Pollard as Ryan
Tom Moore as Todd
Stage Management by Megan Muldoon
Set Design by Andrew Moore
Photography by Debbie Muldoon
Poetry
Explore our captivating display of poetry.
Flowing Thoughts
The debut poetry collection of the talented Jack Cairns.
