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Mick Donnellan

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Mick Donnellan(born c. 1980) is an Irish playwright, noir novelist, screenwriter, creative writing teacher and journalist.[1]

Profile[edit]

Later, he established a theatre companyTruman Town Theatre,whose plays are written, directed, and produced by Donnellan. Donnellan's plays for the company includeSunday Morning Coming Down,Shortcut to Hallelujah,which became known as theBallinrobe Trilogy.

The company toured a fourth play,Velvet Revolution,which created interest in Donnellan's work among the film industry. His fifth playRadio Luxembourgwas immediately optioned by London film companyDixon/ Baxi/ Evansand adapted asTiger Raidfor the screen.[2]

Works[edit]

Books[edit]

  • El Niño[3]
  • Fisherman's Blues(2014)[4]
  • Mokusatsu(sequel to El Niño) (2019)

Plays[edit]

  • Sunday Morning Coming Down
  • Shortcut to Hallelujah
  • Gun Metal Grey
  • Velvet Revolution
  • Radio Luxembourg

Screenplays/produced films[edit]

Tiger Raid(adapted fromRadio Luxembourg ") (2016)

References[edit]

  1. ^Galvin, Ciara (15 May 2018)."Day in the Life: Mick Donnellan".The Mayo News.
  2. ^Jaafar, Ali (31 May 2016)."Altitude Acquires Simon Dixon's 'Tiger Raid' For UK And Ireland".Deadline Hollywood.
  3. ^Donnellan, Mick (6 November 2017).El Niño.ISBN978-1908817549.
  4. ^Donnellan, Mick (2014).Fisherman's Blues.ISBN978-1782377641.

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