About us

Laura Williams Productions creates distinctive, high-quality events that connect people, place, and culture.

With over 30 years of experience across music, festivals, and community programming, we specialise in producing work that feels authentic, inclusive, and creatively led — from large-scale public events to bespoke private experiences

Our approach is hands-on, collaborative, and rooted in a deep understanding of audiences. Whether working with partners, brands, or communities, we focus on delivering events that are thoughtfully curated, seamlessly executed, and genuinely memorable.

At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to creating meaningful experiences that leave a lasting impact.

Our Team

Passionate creatives that bring your event to life

Laura Williams

Laura Williams is the founder of Laura Williams Productions (LWP). She is committed to delivery high quality cultural, community and arts programming. With over 30 years’ experience across music, live events, and public festivals, Laura is passionate and committed to delivering high quality cultural celebrations, heritage events, and city-wide initiatives in partnership with local authorities and national arts organisations.

Before establishing LWP in 1995, Laura was influential in Ireland’s music and club culture scene, working with MCD Productions and programming iconic late-night venues including the Gaiety Theatre clubs. She has worked with artists such as Sharon Shannon, The Saw Doctors, The Stunning and Whipping Boy, and has produced events ranging from grassroots community festivals to major concert collaborations including the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.

Known for her strong PR instinct and audience-building expertise, Laura has built a reputation as a “bums on seats” producer — combining creative vision with real-world delivery.

Anne Gielty

Anne Gielty is an event producer and film professional originally from Achill Island, Co. Mayo. She has built a career in film and television, specialising primarily in editing, with additional experience across music and the arts.

Anne is currently working with the RTÉ Film Archives, contributing to the preservation and presentation of Ireland’s broadcast heritage. Alongside her professional work, she is actively involved in community events, volunteering her time to support cultural initiatives, fundraising and local campaigns in her local area of Dublin’s North Inner City. Anne was a key Event Manager on the award winning Culture Night at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Sean McDermott St with the RTE Concert Orchestra and Patrick Dexter

She is passionate about continually expanding her skills and experience, both personally and professionally, and brings creativity, dedication and strong organisational expertise to every project she undertakes.

Stevo Berube

Stevo Berube is an experienced public relations professional with a strong track record in delivering impactful media campaigns across cultural, music, and community-led projects.

With a deep understanding of the Irish media landscape, Stevo specialises in strategic communications, press positioning, and high-visibility campaign rollouts. He has successfully secured national and regional coverage across print, broadcast, and digital platforms, working closely with artists, venues, festivals, and creative producers to elevate their public profile.

Stevo brings a sharp instinct for storytelling and audience engagement, ensuring that each campaign not only reaches the right media outlets but connects meaningfully with the public. His work spans event launches, cultural initiatives, live music programming, and large-scale community projects.

As part of Laura Williams Productions, Stevo supports the development and execution of dynamic PR strategies that enhance visibility, build credibility, and drive attendance for major events and cultural programmes including.

Paul Reardon

Event Photographer

After a long and varied career in IT, his passions are now photography and local history. His images focus on people and occasions, paying attention to what’s going on around them, so each photo helps tell the bigger story. His walking tours concentrate on the story of Drumcondra.

Paul enjoys engaging with historians and reflecting their interpretations of previous times in his work. Capturing how artists engage with audiences influences how he conveys the excitement of live performances in photographs that will endure. Above all, he really enjoys chatting with and having the craic with event audiences, finding that a bit of humour and easy conversation helps him capture more natural and lively shots.

Event photography allows Paul to bring all of this together, mixing observation with storytelling to create images that reflect both the feel of an event and its wider cultural importance.