Charlie has worked with most theatre companies in Ireland north and south for over 25 years including ‘Walkabout’ and Fishamble Shorts with Fishamble, and ‘Philadelphia Here I Come’, ‘Good Evening Mr. Collins’, ‘Monkey’, ‘Melonfarmer’, ‘Macbeth’, ‘Observatory’, ‘Living Quarters’, ‘The Shaughraun’, ‘Toupees & Snare Drums’ and ‘Portia Coughlan’ with the Abbey, and companies including the Gate and Lyric theatres, Prime Cut, Verdant Productions, Livin Dred, Pan Pan, Red Kettle, Corcadorca, Field Day and Second Age amongst others.
Film and television include Zoo, Maze, The Devil’s Doorway, Childer, Rebellion, Red Rock, Omagh, The Tudors, The Race, Starfish, Proof, Fair City and The Crush.

Caitríona is an award-winning performer/writer/theatre maker. Most recently she played ‘C’ in Performance Corporation’s VR theatre show Emperor 101 for DTF 2.

She collaborated with choreographer Sibeal Davitt as performance director/dramaturg on Minseach for DFF 2021. She was commissioned by Aisling Ghéar to write on online play for 7-12 year olds; An Botún. Transmission – for her own company Little Wolf – played Abbey Theatre/ Peacock Stage DFF 2020.

Other recent work includes Nassim for DTF 2019 and the title role in Forever Yours Mary-Lou at the Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath. Favourite work includes Lippy, The Seagull, 16 Possible Glimpses, A Midsummer’s Night Dream, The Sit, Guaranteed and the 10th Anniversary Celebration of The Oak Tree by Tim Crouch at The Traverse. An Oireachtas award-winner, Caitríona has written extensively for children’s television and her children’s books are published by Cló Iar-Chonnachta/O’Brien Press. Her book Ó Lúibíní Lú was nominated for a Glen Dimplex Award. Her first radio play Momento Mori was a PJ O Connor award-winner. The Little Penpal won Gold in New York Radio Festivals for Best Writing. Gadhar a sound-story commissioned by RnaG 2019 was published in a compendium in 2020. Mise & Ise was comissioned by RTÉ 1 as a response to the pandemic.

Caitríona is a Story Line writer for Fair City, RTÉ.

Enda Oates has a long association with Fishamble going back to 1999 when he appeared in Joseph O’Connor’s True Believers at Andrew Lane and its subsequent Irish tour and its run at The Tricycle London.  Other Fishamble productions include, The Plains of Enna (Pat Kinevane), Whereabouts and Pilgrims in the Park by Jim O’Hanlon.  Enda is delighted to be returning in Fishamble’s 30th year with this show.

At the Abbey Theatre, credits include, Curse of the Starving Class, The Corsican Brothers, Big Maggie, Colours, The Devil’s Disciple, St. Joan, A Child’s Christmas in Wales and Blinded by the Light amongst others. He played Prospero in Corcadorca’s open air production of The Tempest for Cork’s Year of Culture in 2006 and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice for Second Age.

Other theatre:  Philadelphia Here I Come (Lyric/Gaeity Theatre), The Field (Gaeity), Jacques Brel is Alive and Well (Noel Pearson Productions/Gate Theatre),  Uncle Vanya (Field Day) The Plough and The Stars (Young Vic), Studs/Buddleia (Passion Machine Project Arts/ Donmar Warehouse), Juno and the Paycock (Gate Theatre/Broadway), The Ha’penny Bridge (Point Theatre) , The Country Boy, The Chastitute  (Ed. Farrell Prod)  Further than the Furthest Thing (Hatch Theatre , Project Arts).

In 2015 Enda won Best Actor IFTA for his role as Pete Ferguson in the RTÉ production Fair City.
Radio credits include, The Hit List, written and directed by John Boorman, Charlois, Ma (Elaine Murphy), Goodnight Irene (Jenifer Johnson) and The Thriller Series, Grave Danger amongst others.

Film and Television:   Secret Scripture (Voltage Productions), Striking Out (Blinder Films), Glenroe, Upwardly Mobile (RTE), Tri Sceal, Wrecking the Rising (TG4), Moone Boy (Sky 1), Raw, Rebellion 2 (RTE), Val Falvey, Superhero (Grand Pictures), The Bailout (TV3), Stardust (Media Films), Ordinary Decent Criminal (Littlebird), An Everlasting Piece (Dreamworks), Eden (Samson Films) and Damo & Ivor (Granno Productions).