Rory Nolan's guest appearances

Rory Nolan

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Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast

Laurence Kinlan

Katie Honan

Lisa Lambe

Owen Roe

Lisa O'Neill

David Horan

Enda Walsh

Eleanor Methven

Amy Conroy

Gavin Kostick

Maria Doyle Kennedy

Grace Dyas

Michael Harding

Marion O'Dwyer

Aaron Monaghan

OwlTail

For Ken On Food #004 I'm chatting with Rory Nolan.Rory's the head chef of Anocht Restaurant in Kilkenny. Ditching engineering studies in Limerick, Rory jumped into bar work at the Springhill Hotel in Kilkenny in the early noughties, then into the kitchen, on to Chapter One in Dublin, then alongside Garrett Byrne at Campagne.With Michelin-star credentials, Rory has been looking after things in Anocht for the past four years.We sat down in studio on Wednesday 17 July for a chat to see how things are and what makes him tick. I've got Rory earmarked for a followup in the next month or two, this time in the restaurant, but this should give you a good introduction to the man in the kitchen.As the podcast starts to find it's feet as well, there's also a nod to upcoming events this month including Wings Fest in Bray, the Valentia Island King Scallop Festival and Off The Street Food Fest in Donegal.If you've got a story to share, I'm all ears - email ken@kenonfood.com and let's talk.

For Ken On Food #004 I'm chatting with Rory Nolan.Rory's the head chef of Anocht Restaurant in Kilkenny. Ditching engineering studies in Limerick, Rory jumped into bar work at the Springhill Hotel in Kilkenny in the early noughties, then into the kitchen, on to Chapter One in Dublin, then alongside Garrett Byrne at Campagne.With Michelin-star credentials, Rory has been looking after things in Anocht for the past four years.We sat down in studio on Wednesday 17 July for a chat to see how things are and what makes him tick. I've got Rory earmarked for a followup in the next month or two, this time in the restaurant, but this should give you a good introduction to the man in the kitchen.As the podcast starts to find it's feet as well, there's also a nod to upcoming events this month including Wings Fest in Bray, the Valentia Island King Scallop Festival and Off The Street Food Fest in Donegal.If you've got a story to share, I'm all ears - email ken@kenonfood.com and let's talk.

#004: Rory Nolan, Chef, Anocht Restaurant

Thursday 15 December 2011One of Ireland’s best and busiest actors, Rory Nolan’s career just keeps going from strength to strength. Here he talks about his formative years in UCD’s DramSoc, his ongoing relationships with directors Jimmy Fay and Lynne Parker, and plans for the world tour of Druid’s Murphy Project next year. It’s Episode 6 of the Rise Productions Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

Thursday 15 December 2011One of Ireland’s best and busiest actors, Rory Nolan’s career just keeps going from strength to strength. Here he talks about his formative years in UCD’s DramSoc, his ongoing relationships with directors Jimmy Fay and Lynne Parker, and plans for the world tour of Druid’s Murphy Project next year. It’s Episode 6 of the Rise Productions Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

Episode 6: Rory Nolan

From Pozzo to Falstaff to Ross O'Carroll Kelly, actor Rory Nolan chats with Talks Coordinator Lisa Farrelly about his approach to Beckett, to character and the serious business of comedy. He talks of his beginnings in theatre, graduating straight to the stage and the RO'CKy road to #WaitingForGodot.The Druid Production of Waiting for Godot, directed by Garry Hynes, plays at the Abbey Theatre until 20 May 2017.Recorded at the Abbey Theatre on 3 May 2017Sound Editor: Lisa FarrellySound Operator: Derek Conaghy

From Pozzo to Falstaff to Ross O'Carroll Kelly, actor Rory Nolan chats with Talks Coordinator Lisa Farrelly about his approach to Beckett, to character and the serious business of comedy. He talks of his beginnings in theatre, graduating straight to the stage and the RO'CKy road to #WaitingForGodot. The Druid Production of Waiting for Godot, directed by Garry Hynes, plays at the Abbey Theatre until 20 May 2017. Recorded at the Abbey Theatre on 3 May 2017 Sound Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Operator: Derek Conaghy

Abbey Talks Series: Meet the Makers: Rory Nolan

Paul Howard

On this week’s Róisín Meets podcast, Róisín talks to Ross O’Carroll-Kelly creator Paul Howard and actor Rory Nolan about their upcoming production of Breaking Dad. The futuristic play is set in 2022, in the midst of an unexpected economic boom, with Bertie Ahern set to become Taoiseach again at age 71. Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’s teenage daughter arrives home one night with the captain of the Blackrock College rugby team, a younger version of himself.  Breaking Dad is on from March 14-26 at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin and from March 29-April 2 at the University Concert Hall, Limerick. Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster outlets and The Gaiety Theatre box office.

On this week’s Róisín Meets podcast, Róisín talks to Ross O’Carroll-Kelly creator Paul Howard and actor Rory Nolan about their upcoming production of Breaking Dad. The futuristic play is set in 2022, in the midst of an unexpected economic boom, with Bertie Ahern set to become Taoiseach again at age 71. Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’s teenage daughter arrives home one night with the captain of the Blackrock College rugby team, a younger version of himself. Breaking Dad is on from March 14-26 at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin and from March 29-April 2 at the University Concert Hall, Limerick. Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster outlets and The Gaiety Theatre box office.