What is so refreshing about Chatroom is that it is a play which connects with issues every teenager faces, without becoming an "issues" play. Enda Walsh has created a poignant and effective landscape for his teenage protagonists, in which personal emotions and shifting alliances, both mainstays of adolescence, take centre-stage. Bedbound (2000): Best Actor Award for Peter Gowen 2000, Irish Times Theatre Awards. Fringe First winner and Critic's Award 2001, Edinburgh Festival. Symester, Chantelle (26 July 2016). "5 reasons why you should see David Bowie's new musical Lazarus". mirror.co.uk . Retrieved 2 January 2018. Find sources: "Enda Walsh"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( January 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) a b c d e f Walker Art Center (25 May 2010), In Conversation: Joe Dowling and Enda Walsh, archived from the original on 21 December 2021 , retrieved 8 February 2017

The New Electric Ballroom (2005)– Munich Kammerspiele. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh Festival. World Tour including New York, Los Angeles, Perth and London [18] Delirium (2008)– An adaptation of Dostoevsky's 'The Brothers Karamazov' for Theatre O Abbey Theatre, Dublin. Barbican Theatre, London. Tune in to Northern Comedy Theatre’s Chatroom at the link here: https://northerncomedytheatre.com/chatroom-1 Once (2011): Winner of 3 Lucille Lortel Awards, including Outstanding Musical, with 4 additional nominations. Best Musical Award 2012, New York Drama Critics' Circle. Outstanding Broadway Musical, Outstanding Book and Director of Musical 2011, Outer Critics Circle Awards, with 4 additional nominations. Distinguished Production of a Musical 2012, Drama League Award, with 2 additional nominations. Winner of 4 Drama Desk Awards, including Outstanding Musical, with 2 additional nominations. Winner of 8 Tony Awards in 2012, including Best Musical and Best Book of a Musical, with 3 additional nominations. Best Musical Theater Album 2013, Grammy Award. Winner of 2 Laurence Olivier Awards in 2014, with 6 nominations including Best New Musical. Hooton sets the scene in a conceptual open laptop. Neon lights and sounds accompany the performance, displacing the action into the cyberuniverse. What might have turned into a static production actually becomes simmering stillness. The actors sit, lie, or stand with phones in their end, fuelling the dangerous discussion on a dimly lit stage.Bathroom (2017)– Art installation featuring the voice of Paul Reid, premiered at the Galway International Arts Festival.

Everything I've written has been about some sort of love and need for calm and peace' - Independent.ie". Independent.ie . Retrieved 5 February 2017. Bedbound (2000)– Dublin Theatre Festival, New Theatre, Dublin. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh Festival (Fringe First winner and Critic's Award 2001). New York. Royal Court, London. The Galway International Arts Festival has played host to a new departure for Walsh, involving art installation rooms with audio monologues, including Room 303 featuring the voice of Niall Buggy (2014), A Girl's Bedroom featuring the voice of Charlie Murphy (2015), Kitchen featuring the voice of Eileen Walsh (2016) and Bathroom featuring the voice of Paul Reid (2017). These installations have also been shown in the Kennedy Arts Centre, Washington (May 2016) and the Irish Arts Center, New York (May 2017). The Walworth Farce (2006)– Druid Theatre Company, Town Hall Theatre, Galway. Edinburgh Festival. World Tour 2009–2010, including New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, Toronto, Los Angeles, Miami, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney, Wellington, London, Salford, Oxford. A revival by Landmark Productions at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin in 2015 starred Brendan, Domhnall and Brian Gleeson in the lead roles. [19]The story is about Jim (Steven Croall), a depressed teenager who's thinking of killing himself, and how his venturing into cyberspace affects his decision. Lines are delivered to the audience as each teenager sits in the anonymous safety of their own home. While the device gets tedious at times, and one longs for more movement and interaction between the characters, the separation also serves as a stark reminder of by how much online interactions can fall short. Misterman (2011): Best Actor Award for Cillian Murphy and Best Set Design for Jamie Vartan 2011, Irish Times Theatre Awards. Outstanding Solo Performance for Cillian Murphy 2012, Drama Desk Award.

Jules in the City– story based on the life and music of Rufus Wainwright for Daybreak Pictures/Film Four A Girl's Bedroom (2015)– Art installation A Girl's Bedroom featuring the voice of Charlie Murphy, premiered at the Galway International Arts Festival followed by the Kennedy Arts Centre, Washington (May 2016). Lazarus (2015)– An original musical written with David Bowie, which premiered at the New York Theatre Workshop, New York. Phillips, Maya (17 November 2021). " 'Medicine' Review: One Dose Reality, Two Doses Absurdity". The New York Times. The material hasn't aged too well, as it's often the case with this type of subjects. From mid-2000s pop culture references to the use of chatrooms itself, the play looks slightly off to a digitally literate audience in 2019. Teenage anguish hasn't, however, changed that much even though Gen Zs and onwards don't need a "cause" like William to make noise.

a b Caulfield, Mary P.; R., Walsh, Ian (2015). The theatre of Enda Walsh. Carysfort Press. p.75. ISBN 9781909325777. OCLC 932593851. {{ cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( link) Rooms (2016) combining the art installations 'Room 303', 'A Girl's Bedroom' and 'Kitchen', featuring the voices Niall Buggy, Charlie Murphy and Eileen Walsh, which premièred at the Galway Arts Festival last summer, followed by the Irish Arts Center, New York (May 2017).