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Robert Craig-Morgan
Producer / Director
London born Robert started his
acting career at the tender age of 12 in the much-acclaimed BBC drama “I Claudius” playing the young Caligula.
He then went on to play many roles in television including “David Copperfield” for the BBC. Robert also played
the character “Justin Bennett” for five years in the long running series “Grange Hill” a programme
that is still running today. Following a move into theatre, he joined one of the oldest repertory companies in the world,
the Bristol Old Vic where he performed in a number of productions including Shakespeare and “Peter Pan” playing
“Curly”. Robert then went on to play 1st twin in the first west end production of the Broadway musical “Peter
Pan” with Bonnie Langford as Peter and Joss Ackland as Hook. In the eighties he went on to teach at Bush Davis
theatre school and was a founding member of the Brighton Actors Development, a theatre workshop for young people. During this
time he co- directed an outside production of Peter Pan at Lullingstone Castle, Kent, England.
Robert moved to Ireland in 2001
and is now a resident of Caltra.
Donncha Mac Donncha
Producer / Technical Director
Donncha was born in Salthill
Galway. He first became involved in theatre with the Druid theatre company Galway in the mid-eighties.
Having moved to England in 1988 he worked in theatre joining London City Ballet as lighting designer, where he designed the
world premier of "La Traviata" as a ballet. Later he became chief electrician of the Adelphi theatre in London's
West end. He also was the lighting designer of the famous Carnaby Street Christmas lights in 1997. Going
freelance his work included the launch of SKY DIGITAL, Toshiba, and various film and video productions.
Donncha spent many years touring
England and the world with various theatre productions including an outdoor production of “Peter Pan” at Lullingstone
Castle in Kent, England. Donncha's most enjoyable project was as assistant lighting designer on the Gate Theatres production
of the Beckett Season at the Barbican London.
Donncha also now lives
in Caltra.
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