Elliot Moriarty

Set against a backdrop of a turbulent, war-torn Ireland in the early 1920s, this is a story of three people and the unfolding events from a crucial time in their extraordinary and tragic lives.

When the lawyer- and brother- of a dying patriarch commits suicide, it sets into motion a chain of murders which tears their family apart.

A dark comedy, set in Dublin, Ireland. It follows two final year Trinity College students, Charlie (womanizer) and Ken (virgin), over the course of 2 life-changing months. After Ken enlists Charlie to help him lose his virginity, things don't go to plan for either of them.

Fi has been a swan for nine hundred years. Nine hundred years of grief, guilt and waiting for revenge. Nine hundred years of soggy bread and no toes - but anything is better than being human. A short tragicomedy, inspired by the story of the children of Lir. ​ Adapted from a play written by Roseanne Lynch as part of dlr LexIcon's 'Plays in the Park.' Supported by Creative Ireland. Funded in part by the Short Grass Film Bursary 2022 for finishing funds from Kildare County Council.