Aodhan Madden

Life
1954- ;b. Dublin; ed. Christian Brothers, North Brunswick St.; journalism at Rathmines College; sub-editor, feature writer and drama critic for Irish Press; also worked for New Hibernia and Evening Press; poems Demons (1981); four plays produced at Peacock Theatre, The Midnight Door (1983), Sensations (1986), Remember Mauritania (1987), Josephine in the Night (1988); four plays at Dublin Theatre Festival, The Dosshouse Waltz (1985), Private Death of a Queen (1986), Sea Urchins (1988), Candlemas Night (1991); plays on RTÉ, Remember Mauritania (1985), Obituaries (1991), Ladies in Waiting (1993), Searching for Gentleman Joe (1995), also stories on RTÉ; thrice winner of O. Z. Whitehead Award; thrice winner of Francis MacManus Radio Short Story Competition; nominated best new playwright of 1985 Dublin Theatre Festival by International Herald Tribune; short story collection Mad Angels of Paxenau Street (1990). DIL

Works
Demons and Other Poems (Gorey: Gorey Arts Centre 1981); Sensations and The Midnight Door (Dublin: Society of Irish Playwrights 1986); Mad Angels of Paxenau Street (Dublin: Kildanore 1990).

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