A breakdown of costs associated with the musical, which was spearheaded by RTÉ's Director of Strategy Rory Coveney, shows that almost half of the cost went ...
The public broadcaster, which is mired in controversy, has admitted that despite expecting to make over €3.2 million on the stage adaptation, actual ticket ...
Minister Catherine Martin has announced a further investigation into RTÉ's Toy Show: The Musical, amid the broadcaster's ongoing payments scandal.
RTÉ board has written to its incoming director general saying the lack of communication has 'eroded their trust and confidence in the executive'
Established playwright Lisa Tierney-Keogh says creative staff were paid 'pittance' by RTÉ despite hefty €2.7 million budget.
The project made a loss of €2203231 as revealed by RTE to the Oireachtas media committee on Wednesday.
The project made a loss of €2203231 as revealed by RTE to the Oireachtas media committee on Wednesday.
According to the documentation provided to the Oireachtas Committee it has been confirmed that losses at Toy Show The Musical were €2.2 million.
Just hours before RTE Executives were set to meet with the Oireachtas Committee on Media, it emerged the broadcaster had more than one barter account. Today's ...
Details of the theatrical production's poor reception were discussed at a hearing on Wednesday of the Oireachtas Media Committee, where RTÉ executives were ...
Fine Gael TD Brendan Griffin described the losses as a 'disgrace' and a scandal, and said it was the equivalent of the cost of TV licences for 'every household ...
The musical was a financial disaster for the State broadcaster. The Oireachtas Committee tasked with investigating RTÉ's financial dealings has today ordered ...
Lisa Tierney-Keogh has opened up about the "pittance" she and other creatives received for the show.
The writer behind Toy Show The Musical has branded it the 'worst experience' of her career and 'utterly depressing'.
Phillip McMahon questioned RTÉ's decision to stage the production when the Christmas market for entertainment in Dublin is already crowded.