Youth Theatre Ireland
  • Support Us
  • About
  • News
  • Login
  • Calendar
  • Programmes

    Programmes

    For Young People
    Empower Youth Theatre Encounter: Creativity For All National Festival of Youth Theatres National Youth Theatre Pathways to Professionalism Soundboard: Amplifying Youth Theatre Voices Young Critics Youth Theatre Island
    For Leaders / Practitioners
    QQI Accredited Training BUZZ Network Leading On Training and Masterclasses Youth Theatre Ireland Roadshow Youth Theatre Practice Symposium
  • Resources

    Resources

    Artistic and Youth Theatre Management Resources Mental Health and Wellbeing Resources Playshare Young Critics Resource Suite Youth Theatre Facilitator's Directory
  • Membership & Services

    Membership & Services

    Membership
    Become a Member FAQs Our Members
    Youth Theatre Support Scheme Garda Vetting Minding Creative Minds
  • Youth Theatres

    Youth Theatres

    Find a Youth Theatre Upcoming Youth Theatre Events
  • Programmes
    • For Young People
      • Empower Youth Theatre Encounter: Creativity For All
      • National Festival of Youth Theatres
      • National Youth Theatre
      • Pathways to Professionalism
      • Soundboard: Amplifying Youth Theatre Voices
      • Young Critics
      • Youth Theatre Island
    • For Leaders / Practitioners
      • QQI Accredited Training
      • BUZZ Network
      • Leading On
      • Training and Masterclasses
      • Youth Theatre Ireland Roadshow
      • Youth Theatre Practice Symposium
  • Resources
    • Artistic and Youth Theatre Management Resources
      • Mental Health and Wellbeing Resources
        • Playshare
          • Young Critics Resource Suite
            • Youth Theatre Facilitator's Directory
            • Membership & Services
              • Membership
                • Become a Member
                • FAQs
                • Our Members
              • Youth Theatre Support Scheme
                • Garda Vetting
                  • Minding Creative Minds
                  • Youth Theatres
                    • Find a Youth Theatre
                      • Upcoming Youth Theatre Events
                      • Support Us
                      • About
                        • What We Do
                          • YTI Team
                            • Support Us
                              • Governance
                                • Child Protection & Welfare
                                • Policies
                                • Data Protection & Privacy
                                • Audited Accounts
                                • Reports
                                • Website Accessibility Statement
                            • News
                              • Latest News
                                • Newsletter
                                • Login
                                • Connect
                                  • Facebook
                                  • Twitter
                                  • Instagram
                                  • YouTube
                                • Calendar

                                Playshare

                                And Then He Was All

                                Carys D. Coburn

                                Age range
                                16 +
                                Cast size
                                Under 10
                                Approx. running time
                                30 – 60 mins
                                Gender breakdown
                                Male: 2
                                Female: 2
                                Note
                                A comic drama for a small cast.
                                First performance
                                First Performed as part of Dublin Youth Theatre’s Members One Act Festival August 2011.
                                Synopsis
                                And Then He Was All is a play about telling stories; a bunch of friends reconstruct the previous night while walking around North Dublin.

                                They talk about narrative imperative, wanting things to be neat and easy. Dave and Sarah talk about how sometimes you fancy people because you're expected to. Sam and Adam talk about how - annoying as it is - the people you want to hate probably don't deserve it. Dave and Adam talk about how good friends don't always look like they're good friends. Sam and Sarah talk about learning that you're not the main character. And everyone does cruel impressions of each other.
                                Back to Directory

                                Keep Up to Date

                                Sign up for the Youth Theatre Ireland Newsletter

                                Top
                                • 7 North Great George’s Street
                                  Dublin 1, Ireland
                                •  
                                • +353 1 878 1301
                                • info@youththeatre.ie
                                • Facebook
                                • Twitter
                                • Instagram
                                • YouTube
                                Ac theatre
                                DOEAY Rialtas MARKS Master Std White
                                G Sit D Gw Wk A Em4y G
                                • Privacy & Cookie Policy
                                • Website Accessibility Statement
                                • © 2025 Youth Theatre Ireland. Company registration no: 191785. Charity Registration No: 20023492
                                • Youth Theatre Ireland is a registered business name of the National Association for Youth Drama, Company Limited by Guarantee.
                                website by PATH