Bannard Cogley, D(esirée)

Abbey Career

Costume Maker during: 1928

NOTES: Co-founder of the Dublin Gate Theatre Studio in 1928 with Gearóid Ó Lochlainn, Hilton Edwards and Michéal MacLiammóir. French born Madame Bannard Cogley, also known as 'Daisy' or 'Toto', was known for her cabaret at Harcourt Street. In 1951 she founded the Dublin Theatre Group in Mount Street.

Abbey Production Involvement

RoleCharacterProduction
Actor Enda Leyburn The Constant Nymph - From the novel of Margaret Kennedy 1927 (Abbey)
Stage Manager Not applicable Peer Gynt - A dramatic poem by Henrik Ibsen 1928 (Peacock)
Costume execution Not applicable Peer Gynt - A dramatic poem by Henrik Ibsen 1928 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable The Hairy Ape 1928 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable Diarmuid and Gráinne 1928 (Peacock)
Costume execution Not applicable Diarmuid and Gráinne 1928 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable The Theatre of the Soul 1928 (Peacock)
Costume execution Not applicable The Theatre of the Soul 1928 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable Salome 1928 (Peacock)
Costume execution Not applicable Salome 1928 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable Six Stokers Who Own The Bloomin' Earth 1929 (Peacock)
Costume execution Not applicable Six Stokers Who Own The Bloomin' Earth 1929 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable Anna Christie 1929 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable The Power of Darkness 1929 (Peacock)
Stage Manager Not applicable Juggernaut 1929 (Peacock)
Costume execution Not applicable R.U.R. - Rossum's Universal Robots 1929 (Peacock)