PIPS SHOWCASE

Listen to this episode from DU Players -Podcasts, Radio Plays & Miscellaneous on Spotify. March. The nights are cold but touched with a hope for spring. Maeve, Gemma, Holden, and Jer are walking home from a night out, torn between their sentimentality for past nights and their awaiting a warmer future. As for the present, these 2020-somethings are beginning to feel all too keenly the unease of a fleeting time and place. CAST Gloria Robberto Emilie Boothman Luke Rodrigues Jayson Murray CREW Writer - Catherine Callahan Director - Jack Fanciulli Stage Manager - Uainin Lindsey Production Manager - Harry Pender Costume Designer - Shauna Lynch Set Designer - Iina Poussu Lighting Design - Aoife Cronin Sound Design - Moya Noctor Publicity - Lucy Bracken Editor - Moya Noctor

Listen to this episode from DU Players -Podcasts, Radio Plays & Miscellaneous on Spotify. Winnie has failed her driving test. Again. So, it looks like her flatmate, Diane, is going to be driving her around for a few months yet. At least, that’s what Winnie is counting on, until Diane announces that she’s moving in with her girlfriend in a month’s time and leaving Winnie behind. ‘Pitstop’ is a radio play charting this revelation and its explosive fallout, all from the comfort of the girls’ car, parked at the side of the road in West Cork. They laugh, they cry and they argue. But this is all just a pitstop and pitstops are a good thing, they’re important! Pitstops are for refueling, refreshing, repairing. They fix everything up so you can get back on the road again. Right? Pitstop is a radio play. Cast Lara Monahan-Winnie Grace McEntee-Diane Claudia Prettejohn- Julie Emilie Boothman- Girl at Party Crew Juliet Arpac- Co-director Peter Mahon- Co-director Aisling Ryan-Playwright Lauren Kelly- Production Manager Rosie Joyce- Stage Manager Robin Maher Kavanagh- Set design Fionnuala Maher- Costume Design Aoibheann Moriarty- Sound design Cillian O’Donnell- Lighting Lucie Broussin- Publicity and production