Winner of best Short Play in 123 Festival of Drama Co. Waterford 2010

A short play for four to five adults.  Set in an urban coffee shop in the late afternoon or early evening, Rod a goodlooking man in his forties sits chatting to a very attractive woman called Lea, who is obviously Eastern European, denoted by her accent.  An older Irish couple, Pat and Mary, sit at a nearby table and nosily eavesdrop on the other couple's conversation.

More Wine Darling

There are many commentaries on working class dysfunctional families, but finding similar themes in a comfortable Irish middle class environment is rare.  In More Wine Darling Hank Regan has painted a very funny picture of a modern Irish family with relationship difficulties.

Paddy is at home with his leg in a cast having fallen off a roof.  His married daughter is having an affair with her plumber and is totally distracted.

A full length play for a mixed age cast of 5 people (2 women and 3 men.)  Widower Tommy Mooney has been the maintenance man at Riversfield House for most of his working life and lives close by in a cottage on the estate.  His daughter Judith works as a maid in the house, but lives in.  The lady of the house, Mrs Cusack, is a widow and is very good friends with the bishop who is a regular caller.

Only When I’m Not Working (One Man Show – Short Play - Drama)

As an actor you are only ever as good as your last performance and New York ‘movie star’ Peter Moore has been dining out on his last role reviews for some time now.  During this short one man play we get a glimpse of the precarious and wildly unstable world of the actor and also perhaps the personal delusion needed to survive the industry of illusion.