Fíor Scéal Theatre

08/09/2023

Two film 🎥 festivals in the coming months for THE BURNING AT BALLYMANY

24/08/2021

Dancers, musicians, singers and the SUN all come to Naas from Spain this weekend!
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Flamenco night at the Naas mens's shed

27/06/2021

Live theatre returns to NAAS!

And €711 raised for The Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland!

Live theatre returned to NAAS this year for the first time in almost a year! RIDERS TO THE SEA was performed at Naas Community Men's Shed over five nights and six shows followed by lice music and song each night!

A huge effort with 7 actors, stage crew, stage and set designers and builders, 10 musicians, and a total audience of 236!
And the support of Naas Municipal District and Naas MENS shed.
An incredible achievement and a great way to bring so many community groups, drama groups and creative people together

Well done to everyone involved!
The Hideout Esther Crowe

Conor O'Connell
Pete Kavanagh James Hutchin Adelita
Graf Sandie Purcell
Pete Kavanagh Music
Eoghan Burke FiaRua
John Dooley
Ciarán O'Shea
NAAS POETRY NIGHTS
Naas Community Men's Shed
Fia Rua Singer Actor Writer
Naas Town
FACE OF NAAS
Naas Union
Tom Noone

27/06/2021

Fia Rua Singer Actor Writer the ballad of Tony Dunne 👏🏻👏🏻

19/03/2021

One Year Isn’t Seven

A new short film set in Naas in 1918 at the height of the Spanish Flu pandemic.
Based on true stories, real events and real characters.
Many thanks to Ida Milne and her wonderful book ‘Stacking the Coffins’

Thanks also to Pete Kavanagh and Pam for the fantastic score!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR2A8x4UIt-UOdrfxcChrqXfb7GxQBRidHW7vQxTqfC1xN_rASaElYP9qnE&v=DrOnWsDPEuY&feature=youtu.be

Its Naas, 1918 and the global pandemic of the Spanish Flu has killed 50 million Worldwide. Molly Gray tells us of the troubles.Written by Tom Noone and starr...

14/03/2021

“it came and went a hurricane across the green fields of life....leaving behind it a toll of sickness and infirmity which will not be reckoned in this generation” THE TIMES 1920

St. Patrick’s Day release of this short monologue film about the ‘Spanish Flu’ pandemic of 1918 and its awful effects on the town of Naas.

THE Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 and its effect on Naas is the subject of a new short film recently filmed and produced by the Moat Theatre. The film One Year Isn’t Seven will be available free to…

07/12/2020

OUR SPACE

https://youtu.be/Dm66rXSRlJI

A short monologue filmed and produced by Shay O’Donoghue written and directed by Tom Noone
Music by Pete Kavanagh
Performed by Tom McGrath

Supported by Naas access and disability group.

https://youtu.be/Dm66rXSRlJI

06/12/2020

Coming Soon......

OUR SPACE

A ten minute monologue video, a collaboration between various Naas artists and performers and Naas Access and Disabiliy Group.
Musician Pete Kavanagh actor Tom Mcgrath filmmaker Shay O'Donoghue of S O'Donoghue Photography and writer Tom Noone have all come together to produce this thoughtful and uplifting piece giving a voice to those in lockdown who may not be heard..... part 1 in the series......

Will be released soon......
view and share please.

Many thanks to Celine Garvey and Conor O'Connell of The Moat Thratre, Naas and to Majella O’Keeffe and Bill Clear Councillor Kildare CoCo of Naas Access and Disability Group



Kavanagh Music Shay O'Donoghue

30/04/2020

Watch this wonderful short film from Shay O’Donoghue...... lockdown, the new routine, the welcome freedom and head space, the inevitable statistics and then...... the worry, the uncertainty, the fear......
THE HOUR BEFORE WE REMEMBER

A short film looking at the daily routine of one person living through the Covid 19 pandemic . It explores from the morning routing, being optimistic about t...

26/01/2020

Super night by all. Well done. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

✨ PREVIEW NIGHT ✨

Tonight, after months of rehearsals, ‘Hens’ is taking to the stage. Its a very exciting night for the cast and crew. We’d like to say a huge thank you to all who have helped us get to this stage and a special thanks to Tom Noone for his direction and guidance from the beginning.