"A genuinely delightful piece of theatre, The Last Wolf in Ireland tells the story of Noah, a werewolf, and his best friend Colm as they embark on a very chaotic sleepover. With humour and heart, this play is an exploration of friendship, the pressure on people to ‘be grand’ despite the difficulties in their lives and the visibility of women’s achievements..."

"I just went to see the opening show of The Last Wolf in Ireland in the Smock Alley Theatre, it was funny, very charming and has left me with lots of food for thought. Go see it while you can."

-Taryn de Vere

(11/03/2025)

"Jack and Will bounce off each other wonderfully, and their use of the set makes it all feel lived in (ironically). Rachel is a genius! The script is so witty and quick! Josh's composition is stellar, and the little references to retro classics like Blister In the Sun and Paint It Black were very appreciated. It was so nice to go to a show and just have fun throughout, with the highs and lows maintaining attention and interest consistently."

-Sasha

(15/03/2025)

"Absolutely brilliant writing, acting and delivery! Both the actors were just fabulous."

-Shivangi Uppi

(14/03/2025)

"Incredibly witty and well written, The Last Wolf in Ireland is thought provoking but will leave you in stitches. Brilliantly directed and produced, it's an absolute must watch!”

-Seán G. 

(12/03/2025)

"Loved it, laughed a lot and pulled at my heart strings! Definitely a must see!"

-Ali Amaya

(12/03/2025)

"Brilliant Just Brilliant, both actors were outstanding."

-J. McLaughlin

(13/03/2025)

"I was checking what's on in the theatre and found the play's description funny.

It was really good, especially for a preview. The piece was funny and hung a few Chekhov's guns around so it kept me guessing on how it would end. Pretty enjoyable."

-S.

(11/03/2025)