No Smoke Without Fire Tour

29/04/2018

Check out all the fabulous places you can catch starring the unstoppable Mary Murray! Next stop: Courthouse Arts Centre Tinahely! Don’t miss a thing, follow us on Twitter and Instagram !
Mary Murray Edwin Mullane Draiocht Blanchardstown The Presentation Centre Ramor TheatreHawk's Well Theatre, Sligo Mullingar Arts Centre Moat Theatre Theatre Royal Waterford Dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum An Táin Arts Centre Fit-up Theatre Festival

29/04/2018

29/04/2018

🔥 Catch the 'one woman tour de force' Mary Murray in NO SMOKE WITHOUT FIRE at Courthouse Arts Centre Tinahely TODAY for ONE NIGHT ONLY! https://courthousearts.ie/
And in case you missed it, check out this article on Mary and Paddy Murray, the father-daughter duo who created in The Herald! 🔥
Edwin Mullane

29/04/2018

20/04/2018

25/01/2017

YES! Mrs Gibney is back with more opinions and malapropisms but before she returns to the stage with the six other characters in tow- check out her YouTube videos- https://youtu.be/IGVQglRtXmQ

https://youtu.be/IGVQglRtXmQ

26/06/2015

We're staging a performance of my one woman show at the Sugar Club on Tuesday 7 July for this very worthy charity. Check out SavingDylan.com

07/06/2015

Another great review. Having a fab weekend :)

http://www.thepublicreviews.com/no-smoke-without-fire-bewleys-cafe-theatre-powerscourt-dublin/

Writer: Paddy Murray Director: Jimmy Smallhorne Reviewer: Rachel Rafferty Due to the new smoking ban, every time she goes to the local pub, which appears to be a lot, Dublin working class widow, Mr...

07/06/2015

06/06/2015

http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/stage/theatre/mary-murray-lights-up-no-smoke-without-fire-theatre-review-1.2239091

Only Murray’s assured presence mounts a challenge in a comedy that isn’t keen to provoke

05/06/2015

http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/what-s-on-friday-iadt-class-of-2015-shane-mcgowan-no-smoke-without-fire-and-more-1.2237710

05/06/2015

THEATRE
No Smoke Without Fire
Bewley’s Café Theatre at Powerscourt Townhouse. Ends Jun 13 1pm €8-€12 (lunch €4)
bewleyscafetheatre.com If ever there was an actor you wanted to see more of, it’s Mary Murray (below). On stage she has always had a magnetic focus, a presence somewhere between no-nonsense control and a shiver of vulnerability. It’s that quality that made her the calming centre of Love/Hate and why, in some ways, her character’s murder was the death of the show. This solo piece, written by her father Paddy Murray, is an invitation to let loose: Murray plays six characters, clearly defined and different characters gossiping in the smoking area of a pub, ruminating on the spoils of a post-office robbery and who among their peers is implicated.