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Programme - Vodafone Comedy Carnival 2. The New Yorker magazine suggested that Horace and Pete, Louis CK’s one series sit com was not even television, that it was such a bespoke piece of art, it strained the definition of the word.

It arrived without promotion, looked like nothing else and you felt anything could happen. Those distinct qualities drew the attention of Dublin based Momentum Acting Studio directors Liza and Rob who somehow acquired the rights from America’s foremost comedian to stage a number of scenes from Horace and Pete. Watch Inside Man Online Full Movie. There are striking moments in every episode and Momentum have picked some of the finest ones. Most centre around Louis CK’s interaction with the women in his life.

And they are riveting. The series has been described as ‘full of extended monologues, indignant soliloquies, meandering apologies, harrowing confessions, and lacerating put- downs’ and somehow, it is still enormously funny. This production does it justice. Do yourself a favour during this year’s Comedy carnival and watch an incredible production featuring some terrific actors performing the finest comedic writing on the planet. Liza Michael – Director. Liza has worked in Paris and in London acting, singing, touring, coaching and directing: from musicals to straight theatre, her focus point is what an actor can bring to a story allowing the audience to be part of a commune experience. She co- founded Momentum Acting Studio in Dublin just over three years ago with Robbie with at its core encouraging actors to develop their own work and projects.

Robbie Byrne – Director. Robbie has worked in London & Paris directing, teaching and acting. He co- founded Momentum Acting Studio in Dublin just over two years ago. In Paris he worked mainly at the Franco Americaine Cinema Theatre & in London at the Actors Temple studio and at the Cockpit Theatre. Robbie is delighted to have the opportunity to stage the writing of Louis CK at the Vodafone Comedy Carnival. Lynelle Colleran – Tricia. Lynelle is an actor, improviser and storyteller based in Galway.

Lynelle's previous roles include story teller with the crew of Moth and Butterfly, player in the improv troupe The Leg Breakers, Farrah in Ben Elton's Popcorn, Diana in Ken Ludwig's Lend Me A Tenor , Rosa in Patricia Brogan Burke's Eclipsed , Maggie Butler and Mrs Dandy Mc. Cabe in John B Keane's The Field, more recently Grace Gifford and other voices in the radio play Love and Rebellion by Gerry Conneely. Wayne Davis – Horace. A Dublin born/world travelled actor with a flair for comedic timing, Wayne was last seen on stage at The International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival as Horace from Louis CK's The Morning After and has recently been working on the character of Barry in Your Friends & Neighbours and Bruno in Beach Wedding whilst devising work through improvisation and collaborating on the popular satirical media web series, Irish Mega News Anocht. Janet Little – Marsha. Dublin born actor. Worked for a variety of companies including La Touche Players.

Most recent work include lead role In Lip. Zinc Theatre production of a new play by Tzarini Meyler called "Mad Cats and Divas". Prior to that for the same company lead role in Smock Alley Scene and Heard Festival in "Sugar Mice".

Also "Daddy was a Boogie Man" at the 2. Galway Art's Fringe Festival. Recently working on the character of Emma in Betrayal.

Elaine Purdue – Maggie. Elaine’s passion for the stage began from the tender age of five. Since then she has gained over 2. Amateur Circuit in both Drama and musical Theatre. From the lighted hearted Miss Hannigan in Anne to formidable Katisha in Hot Mikado to the matriarch and seductive Morticia Adams in the Adams family to the mischievous Cat in the Hat from Dr Seus – Seussical the Musical which earned her the AIMS Best female Comedienne award in 2. Her part- time training includes working with Belinda Wilde and Darragh Caroline, both from the DLI and Geoff Coleman University of London to name a few.

Over the last two years Elaine has developed her craft in a more professional setting completing the Full time Meisner course in the Momentum Acting Studio in Dublin while making the transition from stage to screen. Her most recent work includes, Follow the Dead which is currently in production. Michael Inside, written and directed by Frank Berry which picked up the prestigious Best Irish Feature Film at the Galway Film Fleadh 2. Lotte And The Moonstone Secret Full Movie In English. When not working within the industry Elaine continues to refine and work/train in the Momentum Acting Studio in Dublin and produces scenes she’s working on once a month at the studio Lets Make A Scene – which is a free space for Artiest across the board to showcase their work.

Elaine would like to thank YOU the audience and hopes you have as much fun as she has on stage! Laura Thompson – Rhonda. Laura is an actor from Belfast, currently living in Dublin. She trained in the Meisner Technique through Momentum Acting Studio. Her most recent role was playing the character of Rhonda from The Morning After for the International Gay Theatre Festival.

Other roles include Mona from Days Of Wine & Roses, Robin from Boys On The Side and has appeared in several films in collaboration with Xrayeye films. She has also been devising work through Improvisation and performing monthly at Lets Make A Scene Night at Momentum Acting Studio. Nicola Whelan – Mara. Dublin based actress, Nicola Whelan has had a varied career performing across North America and Europe. She has played roles from Shakespeare’s Anne Boleyn to 8 year old bully Majella Barnes as part of a multi- role performance in Eoin Colfer’s Holy Mary. She most recently played the supporting role of Ellen (repressive mother to Henry, the title character) in the short film, Anthesis. Prior stage work includes Woman in Caryl Churchill’s Seven Jewish Children,  Anne Boleyn in Henry VIII, Eliza in The Happiest Day of Your Life, Barb in My Narrator and Angel in the Death of Me, both written by Norm Foster, Scarlet Stunnah (supporting role) Kick Arse,  and  1 of 6 in the short ensemble play Clink produced for Liffey Sounds Culture Night 2.

Voiceover and radio work includes Women’s Environmental Network national radio campaign, and Baby on Board, RTE1 Sideline Productions. Earlier in her career Nicola spent years honing her craft across European arts festivals with Gan Ainm devising music and theatre performances based on Irish folklore, most notably performing in Festival Interceltique de Lorient in France. Nicola graduated with an OAC Diploma in Drama through Resurrection HS OAC Programme in Ontario, Canada and has studied the Meisner Technique Foundation course with Momentum Acting Studios in Dublin. She is completing an Associate Diploma with Irish Board of Speech and Drama and teaches Drama and Modern Dance with Elevation School of Performing Arts.

A writer of children’s theatre, she has developed drama programmes and productions for National Primary Schools, English Language Schools, Community Theatre Groups and has provided award winning Artistic Direction for Youth Dance Companies across Leinster. As Artistic Director with NFA Productions, she launched The Pop Up Panto Programme in 2. The initiative has provided performance opportunities to over 4. She is currently developing two new scripts for production across 2.