Gavin Kostick's guest appearances

Gavin Kostick

AbbeyTheatre

Personality Bingo with Tom Moran

Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast

David Horan

Aaron Monaghan

Dylan Coburn Gray

Declan Conlon

Patrick Lonergan

Rory Nolan

Eleanor Methven

Caitríona McLaughlin

Karen Ardiff

Caitríona Ennis

Finbarr Doyle

Louise Kiely

Louise Lowe

Kate Gilmore

Aonghus Óg

OwlTail

Tom Moran

Gavin Kostick is the literary officer at Fishamble theatre company in Dublin. There, he works with new writers for theatre through script development, readings and a variety of courses. Gavin is also an award-winning playwright. He has written over a dozen plays which have been produced in Dublin, on tour around Ireland, the UK, New York, Philadelphia and Romania. His most recent works are The End of the Road for Fishamble, This is What we Sang for Kabosh (Belfast and New York), The Sit and Fight Night on tour 2011 and An Image for the Rose outdoors for Whiplash Theatre Company. He is currently working on new plays for Fishamble and Whiplash, and an Opera with composer Raymond Deane for RTÉ Lyric. As a performer he performed Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness: Complete, a six hour show for Absolut Fringe, Dublin Theatre Festival and The London Festival of Literature at the Southbank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gavin Kostick is the literary officer at Fishamble theatre company in Dublin. There, he works with new writers for theatre through script development, readings and a variety of courses.  Gavin is also an award-winning playwright. He has written over a dozen plays which have been produced in Dublin, on tour around Ireland, the UK, New York, Philadelphia and Romania.  His most recent works are The End of the Road for Fishamble, This is What we Sang for Kabosh (Belfast and New York), The Sit and Fight Night on tour 2011 and An Image for the Rose outdoors for Whiplash Theatre Company. He is currently working on new plays for Fishamble and Whiplash, and an Opera with composer Raymond Deane for RTÉ Lyric.  As a performer he performed Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness: Complete, a six hour show for Absolut Fringe, Dublin Theatre Festival and The London Festival of Literature at the Southbank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Gavin Kostick plays Personality Bingo with Tom Moran

Deirdre Kinahan

[Plot and story lines revealed throughout this discussion]Rathmines Road: Post-show discussion on consent and reporting of sexual assault with Senator Ivana Bacik (Barrister &amp; Reid Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Penology at Trinity College Dublin)and Deirdre Kinahan (Playwright &amp; writer of Rathmines Road) Chaired by Gavin Kostick (Literary Manager of Fishamble)Recorded on Thursday 26 October at the Peacock Theatre[Plot and story lines revealed throughout this discussion]Sound operators: Conall Coleman &amp; Derek ConaghyEditor: Lisa Farrelly

[Plot and story lines revealed throughout this discussion] Rathmines Road: Post-show discussion on consent and reporting of sexual assault with Senator Ivana Bacik (Barrister &amp; Reid Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Penology at Trinity College Dublin)and Deirdre Kinahan (Playwright &amp; writer of Rathmines Road) Chaired by Gavin Kostick (Literary Manager of Fishamble) Recorded on Thursday 26 October at the Peacock Theatre [Plot and story lines revealed throughout this discussion] Sound operators: Conall Coleman &amp; Derek Conaghy Editor: Lisa Farrelly

Rathmines Road Post-Show: Gavin Kostick, Ivana Bacik & Deirdre Kinahan.

Thursday 30 August 2012When it comes to the development of new Irish writing, no-one comes close to Fishamble’s Gavin Kostick. Here he chats about his arrival in Ireland, his time with D.U. Players, the international success of his first play, his early days as a TV presenter, the inspiration behind the Show in a Bag initiative, the phenomenal response to Tiny Plays for Ireland, and his hugely popular playwriting courses. It’s episode 43 of the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

Thursday 30 August 2012When it comes to the development of new Irish writing, no-one comes close to Fishamble’s Gavin Kostick. Here he chats about his arrival in Ireland, his time with D.U. Players, the international success of his first play, his early days as a TV presenter, the inspiration behind the Show in a Bag initiative, the phenomenal response to Tiny Plays for Ireland, and his hugely popular playwriting courses. It’s episode 43 of the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

Episode 43: Gavin Kostick