Ask Too Much of Me follows young people living together outside the law in the turbulent first half of 2018. They have a lot of questions and few answers, meaning they live by faith even if they don’t live by god. Where is safe? Who can I count on? Can love save us? Is a better world impossible just because we can’t imagine it? Come along, but expect no answers. For the 2019 National Youth Theatre, Artistic Director Veronica Coburn and playwright Dylan Coburn Gray have worked with an ensemble cast of sixteen young people from youth theatres across Ireland to create a new play around

Tinder - A Musical Comedy. Musical, comedic, uplifting, and all-too-real. Meet Shaz, Maz and Kaz - best pals since the first day of school, thirty years ago. Sensible Kaz is finally getting married to Tony, which means Tinder fan Shaz and always single Maz need dates for the wedding. But Maz has a few cob webs in that department. Back at Kaz's house after the hen night, Shaz is determined to give Maz a killer make-over and get her online! But as Shaz is showing Maz the ropes, they spot Kaz's husband-to-be on Tinder… and Kaz wants revenge. Tinder-style! Soon all three pals are on Tinder…

A homegrown hit returns. An unexpected pregnancy. An unknown father. The relationships that matter, and the secrets that don't! The Snapper offers a wickedly funny account of the ups and downs of family life and pregnancy in Northside Dublin of the late 1980's. It is salty and sweet, and the Gate Theatre sits right next door to The Rotunda Hospital where Sharon's baby, The Snapper, is born… In 2018 the Gate Theatre commissioned Roddy Doyle to write a stage version of his much loved Dublin novel The Snapper. This new adaptation played to packed houses in 2018, bringing in new audiences