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Hamlet, Prince of Derry adapted by Colin Murphy. A State in crisis. A royal family divided.

Escapism and Dime Novels by Gerard Freixes Ribera Drama on One

The story of the 11th hour escape from the Nazis in 1938, of Sigmund Freud, his wife Martha and their extended family.

Frizzy Lizzy is the story of a young woman's search for her mother.

Hurl by Katie Honan took third prize at the 2022 PJ O’Connor award

In this episode, writer Ceara Carney and actors Kitty O'Sullivan and Lucy Miller talk about working on Ceara's play Frizzy Lizzy

Writer Katie Honan, actors Jamie Beamish and Amelia Crowley talk about working on Katie's play Hurl, which took third prize at the 2022 PJ O'Connor awards ...

Featuring Clare Dunne, Angeline Ball, Stephen Jones and Lauren Larkin.

Pat Kinevane plays Tapper, a hard-drinking man who has bestowed upon himself the title of The Last, High King of Ireland. The play took 1st place in the 2022 PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Awards.

Tonight, director Jessica Dromgoole and actors Clare Dunne and Angeline Ball talk about working on Arthur Sheridan's play Mixed Future, which was runner up at the 2022 PJ O’Connor awards, and is next week’s Drama On One

Writer Patrick Fogarty and actors Sharon Mannion and Pat Kinevane talk about working on Patrick's, The Last, High King of Ireland, winner of the PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Award

Sorry, Wrong Number by Lucille Fletcher

Bloody Writers is the story of a young writer, Niamh, who wins a residency at a Writer’s Retreat. When Niamh receives feedback on her short story ‘The Purple Hoodie’ - and we learn more about the inner monster within the young, aspiring writer.

In the episode, writer Charlie McCarthy and actors Risteard Cooper and Leesa Therman talk about working on Charlie's play Bloody Writers

Primroses le Colm Mac Con Iomaire agus Teiripe le Brian Ó Tiomáin Drama On One

Mouthpieces' by Eimear McBride. A radio work by the acclaimed author of A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing and The Lesser Bohemians

Wine from Greenland by Alejandro Niklison explores the meaning of society and identity in the search for absolute freedom.

In this black comedy we meet Titch a modern young protestant, who is keen to portray his own community and the twelfth of July in a more positive light.

A podcast producer finds a set of Marconi Code books and obsessively reads the codes twisting them into her own life story. The innovative drama charts a crumbling relationship.

Personal Space tells the story of a lonely young shop worker Helen who develops an unhealthy fascination with her charismatic new housemate Lola.