Dick Walsh Theatre

Dick Walsh is a Dublin based theatre maker interested in author driven, experimental theatre.
His work ranges from very formalistic explorations of language, often using verbatim transcriptions, to using theatre to meditate on very personal and emotive themes.
Originally trained as an architect, he began making theatre in 2009 after discovering the works of Richard Maxwell, Jerome Bel, John Jesurun and Forced Entertainment.

Dick Walsh asked Bold&Brass to help with the Social Media Campaign for ‘George Bush And Children’ as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival 2016. This involved creating materials such as short behind the scenes video clips, and taking photos in rehearsals to create visual ads. After a fruitful collaboration, he asked Bold&Brass to run the campaign again when the show returned to Project Arts Centre in March 2017, and a new one for his consequent show ‘What’s a Worldview?’ as part of Live Collision Festival in April 2017, with eventually premiered at Dublin Fringe Festival 2018 as ‘Oneday’.
For ‘Oneday’ Bold&Brass also provided graphic design services (poster and flyer), video promo and acted as a producer.

Bold&Brass also designed Dick Walsh Theatre website.

Photo by Bold&Brass