Our Gala Awards Night took place on May 15th 2022 in the Teacher’s Club Main Hall. Here are the nominees and winners of our 2022 Awards, celebrating excellence in LGBTQ+ theatre. We would like to congratulate all nominees, award-winners and all of our participants who took part in Festival 2022. Oscar Wilde Award Best Writing […]
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It’s been an amazing fortnight of theatre – and the results are in! Congratulations to all our companies on a gripping, engaging, quality and emotive fortnight of theatre: Amy Dalton Award for Volunteer of the Year: WINNER: Amy Dalton Doric Wilson Award for Intercultural Dialogue: Nominees: Revolting Women for rebelling to assert Women’s contribution to
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Our 2018 Festival has come to a close with our Festival Gala Awards Night on May 20th. Congratulations to all of our winners and nominees after two fantastic weeks of theatre. IDGTF AWARDS 2018 Oscar Wilde Award – Best New Writing Phoebe Simmonds and Hallam Breen, Ginger Beer, UK John M Farrell 3 Lies About
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IDGTF 2017 came to a close last night with our Gala Awards Night in front of a packed audience in the Teachers’ Club, Parnell Square. We pay tribute to all of our winners and nominees below. IDGTF is a curated Festival, with only a minority of submissions actually accepted. So we would like to thank
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The award winners and nominees for the 2016 International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival were announced last night at our closing Gala and Awards Night at the Teachers’ Club. Festival Artistic Director Brian Merriman paid an emotional tribute to Sean Meehan as a new award for ‘Outstanding Contribution to Gender or Identity’ was inaugurated in his
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Dublin City Centre is Relatively Compact and Easy to get Around on Foot All of the Dublin Gay Theatre Festival venues are in the city centre within walking distance of each other and within easy reach of the main tourist attractions and city hotels and hostels. Getting to know Dublin: The city centre is divided
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Gala Night & Awards The Gala Awards Night is the highlight of the Festival where we close the curtains on two packed weeks of theatre with a range of festival highlights, musical acts and our prestigious ‘Oscar’ Festival Awards. A celebration of theatre, the creativity and talents of our participants and the hard work of our
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The 2011 Gala Awards Night took place in the Workman’s Club and was attended by actors and crew, guests, sponsors, volunteers and the Festival committee. Congratulations to all of the nominees and award-winners. As always the categories were very competitive. AWARDS & WINNERS The Patrick Murray Award for Outstanding Contribution to Irish Gay Theatre Winner:
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Festival 2010 came to a close with our annual Gala & Awards Night, this year at the Complex in Smithfield. Patrick Murray Award – Contribution to Irish Gay Theatre The Spirit of the Festival: Cast and crew of Billy Redden InterCultural Dialogue Award sponsored by Dublin City Council Nominees: Kimberly Dark Dykeotomy (USA) Hearts and
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The 2009 Festival Award Winners are as follows: Oscar Wilde Award – Best New Writing Shaun Dunne – Killed by Curriculum Matthew Landers – A Dog Called Redemption Neal Utterbuck – A Picture of Dorian Gray Fiona Coyne – Careful Chris Craddock and Nathan Cuckow – Bash’d Winner: Matthew Landers – A Dog Called Redemption
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