A NIGHT IN NOVEMBER 2024

Actor

Alan Smyth

This brilliant and piercingly funny one-man play is performed by acclaimed Irish actor Alan Smyth.

You can read more about Alan HERE

Alan Smyth is an actor, writer, director, and producer. He was born and raised in Dundalk, Ireland before moving to Dublin to train as an actor. He has performed in every major theatre in Ireland, and has played in The Opera House, Cairo; Lincoln Center, New York;; and The Spoleto Festival in Charleston, South Carolina.

He is best known in Ireland as the country’s first gay soap character, Eoghan Healy, in Fair City, a role he played for 5 years. He moved to the USA in 2007. Since then he has guested/recurred on many TV shows including: CSI, NCIS, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, The Middleman, Person’s Unknown, Leverage, Castle, Grimm, Caper, Children’s Hospital, The Bold & the Beautiful, The Last Ship, Dice, Better Things.

His feature film work in the US includes The Fallen Faithful; Poor Behavior (written and directed by Theresa Rebeck); The Outfield; and Under My Skin.

He recently directed the World Premiere of Shard, a new one-person show by Irish playwright Stewart Roache, also co-produced by CIACLA. He is a prominent Audiobook narrator; a company member of Bespoke Plays and InHouse Theare Co.

Instagram: @alanspics | Twitter: @AlanGSmyth

Director

Tim Redmond

Tim Redmond is an actor and director originally from Cleveland Ohio. Regional credits over a 25 year career include The American Conservatory Theatre, The Utah Shakespearean Festival, The Aurora Theatre Company, The California Shakespeare Festival and The New York Fringe among others.

Recent television and film credits include American Crime Story (Tim Russert) Station 19 and Dying Breed. His producer credits include Only in Theaters, LA Foodways (Emmy nominated) and The Bird Who Could Fly.

Tim is also a member of InHouse Theatre Company in Los Angeles and has served as an acting instructor at the New York Film Academy for many years.

Co - Director

Caroline Morahan

Caroline Morahan is delighted to take the baton from Tim Redmond who directed Alan Smyth in a previous production of A Night In November in 2022. Morahan has collaborated with Mr. Smyth on numerous projects including as director of Conor McPherson’s Port Authority, an InHouse Theatre Company production in association with CIACLA. Morahan is also an accomplished actress and television host. Acting highlights include Queen Elinor on ABC’s Once Upon a Time, Disjointed Netflix, The Real O’Neal’s ABC, film roles opposite Sharon Stone and Andy Garcia and theatre work at The Abbey, Ireland’s national theatre. She has hosted a wide variety of Irish primetime TV shows including fashion makeover show Off the Rails, Chance to Dance and Class Act. She has also hosted The IFTAs (Ireland’s Oscars). Caroline has judged numerous Irish TV talent shows and was invited to judge CBS talent showThe World’s Best alongside Drew Barrymore, Faith Hill and RuPaul – hosted by James Cordon. Working on this wonderful piece of theatre with Alan Smyth has been a joy.