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Three women standing and talking, with two more women in the background. One woman holds a glass, in a social gathering setting.

Three young women sit against a red wooden wall, with the middle woman having blonde, curly hair, the woman on the left having long red hair, and the woman on the right having long dark hair. They are all looking at the camera.

A woman with curly blonde hair and earrings looking to the side in a warm, dimly lit room.

A woman with red hair and a nose ring smiling and holding her hands near her chest, standing in front of beige cabinets, wearing a light blue hoodie that says 'Take a Bear'.

A stage production with nine actors sitting in a row, engaged in a discussion or performance. The set includes a bed and a lampshade, with props and clutter scattered on the stage floor.

Praise for Íde’s writing: Echoes of Tolstoy, Sartre and Eugene O’Neill in Íde Simpson and Beth Strahan’s Cailíní - a domestic drama that winds itself up into unbearable, unspeakable tension”—announced the arrival of two names and their company, Ablaze Productions, to watch.

- The British Theatre Guide

writing for stage and in development

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writing for stage and in development

We're Still Here

People Tell Me Everything

Double Down

Wee Poke

Listen! The Adults are Talking

Cailíní

Childsplay

The Lands

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