Spring Lane Productions

Thank you all for coming tonight and your kind words and support. It was a pleasure to see you and to be a part of the opening night of the The Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival

Thanks to the generosity of Willie Jack of The Dark Horse, audience members will be served freshly baked bread and a selection of French cheeses after tonight's show. And there'll be French folk and dance music too, performed by violinist Mark Prescott and accordionist Annette Collins of the Bal Feirste group. Should be a good one.

We are officially sold out! Thank you all for your support.

Show day and we are thrilled to be featured in the Irish News today. Looking forward to seeing you all at the Dark Horse tonight!

http://www.irishnews.com/arts/2016/04/28/news/arts-q-a-hannah-coyle-on-federer-daft-punk-jay-z-and-la-confidential-497900/

Arts Q&A: Hannah Coyle on Federer, Daft Punk, Jay Z and LA Confidential 1. When did you think about acting as a career and what were your first steps into it? I have always been around the arts world, thanks to my mum [theatre critic and playwright Jane Coyle].

Check out our gorgeous flyer for Me Here, Me, designed by the talented Patrick Coyle. Make sure you book your tickets soon, we hear they're going fast!
http://cqaf.com/2016/me-here-me/

Preparations for Me Here, Me at

Exciting news alert! Spring Lane is excited to announce that we will be appearing at The Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival 2016. Hannah Coyle will be performing Jane's Samuel Beckett-inspired monologue 'Me Here, Me' directed by Rhiann Jeffrey. We'd be delighted to see you at The Dark Horse on April 28th at 7.30pm. Tickets can be booked at the link below:
http://cqaf.com/2016/me-here-me/

Andy Hinds has brought his one man show 'Morning, Afternoon, Evening' to the Lyric Theatre, Belfast. We saw this performed in Dublin last year. Such a raw, emotional performance that we can't recommend highly enough. Get it to see it before it leaves.
https://lyrictheatre.co.uk/event/morning-afternoon-evening/

A couple of images from Sunday's reading of 'Me Here, Me' at the Paris Festival 2016. It was a privilege to perform in such a unique setting. Best of luck for the rest of Paris Beckett.

We are honoured to be a part of the inaugural Beckett Paris festival which runs from today until March 27th. Jane Coyle's Beckett-inspired monologue 'Me Here, Me' will be performed by Hannah Coyle tomorrow (March 13th) at 3pm in the old library of the Centre Culturel Irlandais, Rue des Irlandais, Paris 5. Tickets are free but there is limited space. You can reserve tickets via the link below.

https://www.yesgolive.com/commencez-paris-beckett/impromptu-readings

2016 is already off to a great start. We have been invited by Belfast City Council to re-stage The Suitcase in the City Hall on 25 January in commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day. It's exactly a year since the first reading of the script took place in the Red Barn Gallery. And what a year it has been! Thanks to our Chatterbox Partners for their contribution to the play's premiere at the Ulster Bank Belfast International Arts Festival. You can sign up - free - for a ticket to the City Hall event by clicking on http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/events/Event-59790.aspx It would be great to see you there.

'The Suitcase' by Jane Coyle - Belfast City Council 'The Suitcase' by Jane Coyle