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An Evening with Reggie is the debut live production from Cork's most beautifully spoken man, Reggie from the Blackrock Road.

The Unsung Hero by award-winning Irish playwright David Gilna is an unforgotten love story from Easter week 1916 between Michael O'Rahilly (The O'Rahilly) The Co-Founder of The Irish Volunteers and his wife Nancy O'Rahilly Vice-President of the Cumann na mBan.

Letterkenny's An Grianán Theatre embarks on its most ambitious production to date with a full professional production of Brian Friel's The Enemy Within.

Rough Magic and Smock Alley Theatre presents All the Angels: Handel and the First Messiah by Nick Drake at Smock Alley Theatre, 20 November - 22 December.

Bardic Theatre have one of their busiest Winter and Spring programmes ever with a number of very special shows taking place in recognition of their 40 years of producing theatre in Mid-Ulster and beyond.

Riverbank Arts Centre presents the world premiere of Keith Walsh’s debut play,  Pure Mental, on national tour to 17 venues across the country from November 19 - December 17.

The internationally acclaimed St Petersburg Ballet Theatre is to make its long-awaited return to Dublin at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Spring 2022 with the full-length classic production of Swan Lake.

The Everyman has announced the much-anticipated return of Cork's favourite traditional family Pantomime.

Shaun O’Connor and Alan Daniel Tobin have joined in collaboration to launch a new multidisciplinary project of film and music ‘The Consequences of Breaking the Heart - An Irish Folk Tale’, launching officially at Connolly’s of Leap, West Cork, on Saturday 21st November, before it’s worldw

Live in the Historical Smock Alley's Main Space, LipZinc Theatre invite the audience to become part of this unique experience.

The great composer Handel is the toast of the town, his masterpiece Messiah completed, the hall booked; but in his desperate attempt to put a company of singers together he must work with an untrained voice, the celebrated stage actress Susannah Cibber.

Today WFO Artistic Director Rosetta Cucchi announced details of her programme for the 71st Wexford Festival Opera which will run for 17 days from 21 October – 6 November 2022.

John Scott's irish modern dance theatre [imdt] have just marked thirty years since their very first stage performance in September 1991.

Gúna Nua Theatre Company presents the world premiere of SHAM, a contemporary take of Shakespeare's Hamlet, set in gangland Limerick.

Ardú Street Art project returned to Cork city this month with some of the country's most exciting street artists to brighten up the city's streets.

Blood in the Alley will present Samuel Beckett's iconic play Krapp's Last Tape.

Wexford Festival Opera, RTE and ARTE have joined forces once again to bring a taste of Wexford to audiences at home wherever they may be.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! at the Cork Opera House, opening on Tuesday, October 5th will feature the professional acting debut of an upcoming Cork actor, Oskar Smith.

The Abbey Theatre will produce the world premiere of Marina Carr's newest play, iGirl.

A performer, playwright and theatre-maker for over thirty years, Michelle Read's creative career began as a stand-up comic on the London comedy circuit, going on to co-found Dublin Comedy Improv in 1992.

With acclaimed circus performer Lidija Šola at the helm, (Un)Holy Blood is a multimedia experience like no other.

Organisers have announced a return to live folk music at the 42nd Cork Folk Festival, happening across Cork city from Wednesday 29th September to Sunday 3rd October 2021.

The Abbey Theatre has announced the world premiere of Purple Snowflakes and Titty Wanks, a co-production with London's Royal Court Theatre.

This October, the Belgrade Theatre hosts an eclectic range of one night music events, as it heads into the autumn of Coventry's City of Culture year.

On 23 September 2021, after 547 days of closure, The Everyman will re-open its doors to live audiences.