Eoin Robinson is a Video Designer & Video Artist based in Dublin and Armagh, Ireland

Specialising in Video Design and Video Art

Eoin’s practise is concerned with the relationship between technology and art and how it can integrate and enhance live performance.

Their work has showcased on stages across Ireland, including the Lyric Theatre, The Everyman, Smock Alley, Project Arts Centre, and The MAC. Eoin has collaborated with distinguished theatre companies, contributing their video design expertise to productions with Replay Theatre Company, Rough Magic Theatre Company, and Tinderbox Theatre Company.

Eoin served as the video designer for two historical commemorations at the Abbey Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. At the Abbey, Eoin played a role in the production of Bloody Sunday Scenes from the Saville Inquiry, marking the 50th anniversary of the tragic event. Subsequently, at the Lyric, Eoin contributed as the video designer for Agreement by Owen McCafferty, part of the Lyric's celebration of the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.

As part of Rough Magic Theatre Company’s SEEDS Artistic Development Programme (2021/22), Eoin underwent an 18-month engagement, contributing to productions like Enda Walsh’s The First Child and Bristol Old Vic’s Hamlet under the mentorship of award-winning video designer, Jack Phelan.

Eoin has also had the opportunity to work within a technical capacity with Irish National Opera, on the Olivier-Nominated Least Like The Other at the Royal Opera House, London, and the national tour for Così fan tutte.

Eoin continues to explore the seamless integration of technology and art, crafting performances that resonate both locally and on the international stage.

Updated: January 2024