After a successful kickstarter campaign, Maeve has completed filming her latest short film ‘RICK & CINNAMON’ which is due to be released in summer 2025 after it has done the film festival circuit.
Maeve’s latest short ‘sketch like film’ ‘Peccability’ has finished filming and is set to do the festival circuit.
NIGHT LIGHT
Maeve O’Haire alongside co-writer Tom Chandler have just completed their off west end run of their show Night Light. In the space of two weeks the show was nominated for two Offie awards of “Set Design” and “Most Promising New Playwright”.
They hope for Night Light to get picked up and taken further as the feedback of the run was incredible. It received two Four star reviews being described as ‘warm and funny and real and human” - London Pub Theatres.
Maeve’s first documentary - The Great Greek Rescue - A dogumentary will be released later this summer. The documentary focuses on the rescue centre Maeve got her dog Zuri from (Zakinthos, Greece), and the struggles they face in trying to keep a shelter up and running. The film aims to bring an insight into Sue Deeth’s life through her battles with the Greek governments ever changing laws, how we can help build the first fully licensed rescue in Zakinthos and what it means to rescue a stray from abroad.
NIGHT LIGHT READING
Maeve’s debut play ‘Night Light’ which she co wrote with her friend Tom Chandler - had its first rehearsed read through at the Gatehouse followed by feedback and a Q&A session. Maeve and Tom hope for the play to progress further in the new year.
Giggle Riot’s production of Juliet and Romeo received the Offie - Offfest award for Best Short Run in the Camden Fringe Category!
Giggle Riot’s Juliet & Romeo has been nominated for an OffFest award for best short run in the Camden Fringe category. Maeve is incredibly thankful to everyone who came and supported the show and is excited for the future of this play.
Maeve will be appearing as ‘Juliet’ in Giggle Riot’s first production Juliet & Romeo at this year’s Camden Fringe. For tickets click on the poster above!
Introducing Tom Chandler, Maeve O’Haire and Tom Inman on the photoshoot for their new theatre company Giggle Riot.
Maeve is the co founder of the new theatre company Giggle Riot. With their first show coming to Camden Fringe this August!
Maeve’s new work ‘Unleash Chaos’ received two honourable mentions from the London - Worldwide Comedy Short Film Festival and London x4 Seasonal Short Film Festival. The small short will be out in the near future. Maeve shares the screen with the exceptional, Gretel Munday, Harry Aspinwall, Samuel Cruz, Jack MacLaughlin, Yllari Herrouet, Justin Walker and Chloé Wilson.
Maeve’s film Attenuate, which is due to be released officially in November 2020 has received ‘The Best Sports Film’ by Flicks Film Festival.
The American Golden Picture international Film Festival awarded Maeve Best Lead Actress. The film also won, Best Supporting Actor and Best Fiction Short with an Honorable Mention. It has also been selected to be apart of Andomeda Film Festival in Turkey. Maeve wrote Attenuate alongside Jonathan Fink. The story follows a girl through the pressures parents and coaches put on young athletes that leads to the current American crisis, Opioid addiction.
Maeve appeared as Juliet in the premiere of Juliet and Romeo written by Tom Inman and directed by Tom Chandler at the Perdition.
Maeve s thrilled to announce her short film Desiderium won the Art With Impact award of September. She is incredibly thankful for the work they do and is honored to have her work shown to university students all across America.
Maeve is thrilled to announce she will be playing the role of Britteny in This is Me. At Mannie Greenfield theatre at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, directed by Yudelka Heyer and written by Barbara Bernadi. For Tickets follow link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/this-is-me-tickets-65372744639?fbclid=IwAR22A_nXt999NqcF1ZNCht0vQZ47ckV5eyK2lJoMODHcVF0AVhqAAP9VEDQ
Maeve has appeared in Darro’s new music video ‘Your’e Not Insane"‘. Where she plays a mentally disturbed patient.
Maeve just finished filming a short film directed and produced by Yudelka Heyer called Honey Cycle premiering next month.
Maeve and the rest of the Cast of TO YOU premiered Ellinor Olinders short film at AMC Theatres in Times Square. The film explores sexual assault within students in school and nicely ties in to the Me Too movement.
Maeve was in the music video of The Code’s new released song “Slow Dancing in America” which is out now, you can find it on youtube and download on Spotify and Apple music.
Maeve appeared as Penny in her final production with the AADA Company 2019 - in Mike Lew’s ‘Bike America’ directed by George C. Heslin at the American Academy Of Dramatic Arts.
Maeve appeared as Queen Elizabeth and Tabolt in the World Premiere of The Richard Project directed and written by Owen Horsley.
Maeve starred in the World Premiere of Star Spangled the musical directed and written by Douglas Carter Beane. She originated the role of Eleanor and her audio can be found in videos
Maeve starred in Jonathan Bolt’s Production of Once In A Lifetime and played the ditzy, frantic and over the top receptionist Miss Leighton.
Maeve appeared in Frank Wedekind’s Spring Awakening as StraightJacket directed by Barbara Rubin.
Maeve is thrilled to announce that she is part of The American Academy Of Dramatic Arts' Company 2018/19 and looks forward to the year ahead.
Maeve appeared in Blue Stockings as the role of Carolyn by Jessica Swale in her final graduation play at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts directed by George C. Hesin.
Maeve performed as Prince Hal in William Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 1. Directed by George C. Heslin at the American Academy Of Dramatic Arts.