Cliodhna McCorley
Latest News on Cliodhna McCorley:
TELL IT SLANT Comes to the Hope Theatre, Islington (Jan 24, 2020)
Photo Flash: First Look at LONG SHORT STORY, Opening Tonight at Charing Cross Theatre (Sep 18, 2014)
LONG STORY SHORT Brings Take on the Modern Media to Charing Cross Theatre, Sept 15-Oct 11 (Aug 14, 2014)
TELL IT SLANT Comes to the Hope Theatre, Islington (Jan 24, 2020)
Photo Flash: First Look at LONG SHORT STORY, Opening Tonight at Charing Cross Theatre (Sep 18, 2014)
LONG STORY SHORT Brings Take on the Modern Media to Charing Cross Theatre, Sept 15-Oct 11 (Aug 14, 2014)
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Photo Flash: First Look at LONG SHORT STORY, Opening Tonight at Charing Cross Theatre
Following an acclaimed run at South Hill Park and the Pleasance in Islington earlier this year, Long Story Short will transfer to Charing Cross Theatre for a four-week season from Monday September 15 - Saturday 11 October. Press night is tonight 18 September at 7.45pm. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!
Following an acclaimed run at South Hill Park and the Pleasance in Islington earlier this year, Long Story Short will transfer to Charing Cross Theatre for a four-week season from Monday September 15 - Saturday 11 October. Press night is tonight 18 September at 7.45pm. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!
Squint Stages LONG STORY SHORT, Now thru June 28
Our lives are getting shorter. We live in a world of Wikipedia, Tinder chats and Twitter feeds -- an information age of anything, anytime. With newspapers staying on shelves and journalists in the dock, we're losing faith in the institutions we once trusted and becoming our own reporters. Long Story Short sheds new light on the ever-increasing speed of our digital lives and illuminates the implications of such a climate asking, 'what's next?' as a new chapter of British journalism begins.
Our lives are getting shorter. We live in a world of Wikipedia, Tinder chats and Twitter feeds -- an information age of anything, anytime. With newspapers staying on shelves and journalists in the dock, we're losing faith in the institutions we once trusted and becoming our own reporters. Long Story Short sheds new light on the ever-increasing speed of our digital lives and illuminates the implications of such a climate asking, 'what's next?' as a new chapter of British journalism begins.
Squint to Stage LONG STORY SHORT, June 25-28
Our lives are getting shorter. We live in a world of Wikipedia, Tinder chats and Twitter feeds -- an information age of anything, anytime. With newspapers staying on shelves and journalists in the dock, we're losing faith in the institutions we once trusted and becoming our own reporters. Long Story Short sheds new light on the ever-increasing speed of our digital lives and illuminates the implications of such a climate asking, "what's next?" as a new chapter of British journalism begins.
Our lives are getting shorter. We live in a world of Wikipedia, Tinder chats and Twitter feeds -- an information age of anything, anytime. With newspapers staying on shelves and journalists in the dock, we're losing faith in the institutions we once trusted and becoming our own reporters. Long Story Short sheds new light on the ever-increasing speed of our digital lives and illuminates the implications of such a climate asking, "what's next?" as a new chapter of British journalism begins.
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