Ronan Noone is a Boston-based playwright. His work explores themes of immigration, dispossession, misanthropes, America, Ireland, issues of social conscience, and the ability of a character to survive difficult and fascinating circumstances.
Work
Work
Plays
The Lepers of Baile Baiste
The Blowin of Baile Gall
The Atheist
Brendan
Little Black Dress
A Small Death
The Second Girl
Screenplays
Little Black Dress
Brendan
Plays produced through:
Boston Playwrights’ Theatre; Sugan Theatre Company; Irish Arts Center in New York; Huntington Theatre Company; Barrow Street Theatre
Developed work for television with:
Pretty Matches Productions; High Noon Entertainment
Works Published by:
Samuel French; Smith and Kraus; Baker’s Plays; Dramatist’s Play Service
Awards
Boston Globe Critic’s Pick, Independent Reviewers of New England Best Play Award and National Playwriting Award at the American College Theatre Festival for The Lepers at Baile Baiste. Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding New Script for The Blowin of Baile Gall. 2003 Boston Magazine’s Best Young Playwright.
Education
Education
M.A.,Playwriting, Boston University
Politics and Mathematics, NUI Galway, Ireland