EPISODE · Mar 17, 2017 · 51 MIN

Enda Walsh

from Róisín Meets Podcast · host Róisín Meets Podcast

Irish playwright Enda Walsh talks to Róisín Ingle about indulging in a moment of "oddity" while working with David Bowie, having Roddy Doyle for a schoolteacher and falling in love with Cork and its language. The Dubliner was back home from London where he now lives, to oversee the run of his play Arlington recently at the Abbey, his first production on the theatre's main stage. Róisín Meets is a weekly podcast presented by Róisín Ingle and produced by Jennifer Ryan.

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