Night Once More is a creative studio working across film and theatre, dedicated to exploring questions of identity, culture, and contemporary life. We make work that asks difficult questions — about who we are, how we got here, and what it means to exist in the world as it is.
Rooted in philosophy, aesthetics, and modern art, our practice moves fluidly between film and stage, blending disciplines through formal experimentation and narrative depth to create work that is both reflective and immersive. We engage with existential and phenomenological themes, examining how individuals are shaped by social, economic, and cultural forces.
Our films have screened at festivals across Ireland, the UK, and Europe — including Visions du Réel, Docs Ireland, the London International Documentary Festival, and Galway Fleadh.
In theatre, we are developing The Modern Trilogy, a series of plays interrogating contemporary Irish society, with the first instalment, The Wake (A Play for the Dead), receiving its premiere Irish reading at The New Theatre, Dublin. Our audio-visual work includes The Existence Triptych, a collaboration examining life along the margins through an intimate, lyrical lens.
Night Once More is driven by a commitment to formal innovation, critical inquiry, and a sustained engagement with the human condition.