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Theatre, Film and TV
Jessica Cooper
+44 (0)20 7393 4488
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Eugene
O'Hare
Writer for Theatre, Film and Television.
Eugene is an Irish actor and writer.
His works include Hospital Food for the National Theatre Connections Festival, Only Good People Love Bach, and Rage. Two plays, Sydney & the Old Girl and The Weatherman, premiered to critical & public acclaim at the Park Theatre in 2019. His plays are published by Methuen Drama.
He has worked with the Abbey Theatre and with Channel 4 Drama as part of the '4Screenwriters' placement. Eugene also writes for radio and has written three short stories for BBC Radio 4. His short film The Music Room premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh. He is in active development on projects for television and two feature films.
As an actor he has worked internationally on Broadway and in the West End. He created the roles of Detective Quigley in the BBC/Starz series Dublin Murders and Aaron Monroe in the hit series The Fall.
Since 2021 his poems have appeared in dozens of international magazines. He was recently shortlisted for the Poetry Prize at Belfast Book Festival and shortlisted by the poet Billy Collins for the 2022 Fish Publishing Prize.
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Theatre, Film and TV
Jessica Cooper
+44 (0)20 7393 4488
Email Jessica Cooper
"O’Hare can obviously write."
The Guardian
on Sydney & the Old Girl
"It heralds the arrival, in O'Hare, of a fearless new playwright with a singular voice."
WhatsOnStage
on The Weatherman
CV
Film
Writer
Television
Writer
Original drama script following a community besieged by grief in Belfast.
Original drama script as part of the 4Screenwriters placement with Channel 4.
Theatre
Writer & Director
Writer
Radio
Writer
A young boy finds a way to cope with the death of his father.
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Ms Markey returns home to prepare for the arrival of her first ever paying house-guest. She soon discovers the true cost of her visitor's stay...
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
In wintry Newry an elderly man embarks on a new adventure.
Radio short for the New Irish Writing Season 2015.
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4