Videography
A collection of video clips and footage taken from past productions
In association with RTE
The Works Presents Derbhle Crotty
In association with Pan Pan Theatre
ONE - Healing With Theatre
Derbhle features at 19:15.
In association with Jewish Book Week
Ulysses Revisited
Derbhle features at 48.55.
In association with Royal Shakespeare Company
Hecuba | Feature Trailer
In association with the Abbey Theatre
#WakingTheFeminists
In association with Landmark Productions
The Approach
In association with Druid Theatre
The Cherry Orchard
In association with the Abbey Theatre
The Great Hunger | In Rehearsal
In association with the Everyman Theatre
Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse
In association with the Royal Shakespeare Company
Hamlet at The Kennedy Center
Derbhle features at 37.30.
In association with Harold's Cross Community Festival
Ode to Harold's Cross
In association with Orchard Music
Glacier | Paul Noonan
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“By the time we got to the fourth week it really was, my god, we’re going to get one more go at any one of these scenes before it goes in front of an audience.”
Derbhle Crotty
REVIEWS
Press
There is no one you would trust more with this task than Crotty, who as well as being the finest Irish actor of her generation is also the bravest. She seems always to walk a millimetre above the ground on an invisible high wire, giving her a taut alertness that commands absolute attention.
Fintan O'Toole, The Irish Times
It’s no surprise that Crotty’s process is so immersive. Renowned for the power and emotion she brings to her characters, she has twice won best actress at the Irish Theatre Awards - in 2008 for Masha in The Three Sisters and in 2015 for Henry IV in DruidShakespeare, a gender-blind reworking of four of Shakespeare’s history plays.
Joanne Hayden, Irish Independent
Once in a while an actor comes along who, from the start, has that indefinable something extra in the revered cliche he or she displaces air on stage. Derbhle Crotty is such a performer, noted from her first appearances at the Abbey as a talent with a difference, an edge of danger.
Gerry Colgan, The Irish Times
Derbhle Crotty in particular shines in an intimate, captivating scene. Her aliveness to the words, her movement, her expressiveness are a wonder – a reminder of the great hunger within us all for the kind of moments only theatre can deliver.
Alan O'Riordan, The Irish Examiner