Rua Arts provides Project Management, Arts Administration & Mentoring led by Arts Producer, Maeve O'Neill.
Rua, a gaelic word meaning red: the colour of blood, energy and life.
THE SOON LIFE
Phoebe McIntosh is writer of THE SOON LIFE, a new play supported by Talawa Theatre and funded by Arts Council England. Rua Arts is co-producing the premiere production this Autumn at Southwark Playhouse. Find out more about the project at our crowdfunder link: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/soon-life
Simon Mole
Poet Simon Mole's latest book, A FIRST BOOK OF DINOSAURS published by Walker Books is now available to purchase from HERE
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Rua Arts is producing THE GREAT BIG DINOSAUR SHOW, a Simon Mole production in collaboration with musician Gecko & director Peader Kirk. This show for 4 - 11 year olds premiered at Oxford University's Museum of Natural History in October 2023 and is touring until June 2025 with funding from Arts Council England . For dates & info visit Simon Mole dot com HERE
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Thumbnail image of Simon Mole by Hugo Glendinning
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Daedalus Theatre
Maeve is an associate producer for Daedalus Theatre and they are currently developing DYSBIOSIS with funding from Arts Council England. More info HERE
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Neon Dance
Maeve is Executive Producer for Neon Dance who create unique, innovative contemporary dance performances & events. Find out more about their work HERE
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