Disco Pigs, written by Tony Award winner Enda Walsh, returns to Cork for its 30th anniversary in a new production directed by Walsh himself — marking the first time he has directed the work. The play follows Pig and Runt, two Cork teenagers who share a birthday, a secret...
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Colm Tóibín and Alberto Caruso deliver a sparkling, meta-humor-filled love letter to Wexford Festival Opera for its 75th anniversary.…
Over two hundred musicians assemble at Dublin's 3Arena to bring Howard Shore's epic score to visceral life alongside Peter Jackson's fantasy masterpiece.…
Irish National Opera delivers a striking, thought-provoking chamber opera that strips away centuries of myth to lay bare the quiet truth of maternal loss.…
LEGROOM Collective's interactive two-hander captures a quintessential modern Irish dilemma, but thin characterisation and disjointed pacing keep its emotional weight out of reach.…
A surreal and beautifully acted adaptation of Blindboyboatclub's short stories at the Abbey Theatre that shines with theatrical ambition despite a taxing runtime.…
Star Fíonna Hewitt-Twamley reflects on eight years of performing Brian Foster's acclaimed solo play, humanizing street life, and taking the stage at Dublin's Gaiety Theatre.…
A smartly written, tense, and painfully relevant examination of belonging, identity, and the quiet frictions beneath Irish welcome.…
Eileen Walsh and Marty Rea deliver towering performances in Druid's striking production of Eugene O’Neill's final play at the Dublin Theatre Festival.…
An overstuffed narrative and unrefined musical score leave Xnthony's world-premiere pilgrimage musical struggling to deliver emotional resonance or consistent comedy.…
Fishamble's dual-timeline migration drama is handsome and full of noble intent, but a static staging keeps its emotional urgency at arm's length.…
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Daniel Cremin is proud to present WHY MAGIC? at The Everyman. How does someone become a magician? Following the success of IT’S ALL AN ACT! Daniel Cremin brings his new magic play to The Everyman. WHY MAGIC ? is a spellbinding tale of self-discovery filled with astonishing...
The much-acclaimed psychological thriller, The Girl on the Train , comes to The Everyman stage. Rachel Watson longs for a different life. Her only escape is the perfect couple she watches through the train window every day, happy and in love. Or so it appears. When Rachel learns...
Following sold-out performances last summer, Mother of All the Behans , starring Imelda May, will make a highly anticipated return to The Everyman in August 2025. At once humorous and heartrending, Mother of All the Behans is steeped in Irish culture and promises to be a highly...
Lights! Camera! Action! HOLLYWOOD is coming to The Everyman… But what happens when two Irish extras become the stars? An authentic rediscovery of the worldwide hit, Stones in His Pockets captures the magic of the original with stunning new stagecraft. Set in rural Ireland, a...
“I’ve nothing to hide” Beiv, a celebrated feminist artist, is renovating a house on an island in West Cork. Her ex-husband died in mysterious circumstances a decade ago and the body was never found. Colm, her estranged son, has returned from San Francisco with his new wife...
Hatch Theatre Company and The Everyman in association with Once Off Productions are delighted to present the Irish premiere of Caryl Churchill’s 2016 revolutionary play, Escaped Alone , as part of Cork Midsummer Festival. A sunny afternoon. Sally, Vi and Lena sit in a yard...
Verdant Productions presents Falling to Earth: My Summer with Bowie by Eugene O’Brien. He feels like an alien in his own hometown. Single. Loveless. Carer for a dad who had never shown much care to him. His only solace: the music of Ziggy/the thin white duke/the man who fell to...
Northern Ireland Opera presents Poulenc’s La Voix Humaine , a highly charged one-act, one-woman opera based on a play of the same name written by Jean Cocteau, who directed the first production in 1959. We watch a woman receive a phone call from her lover and eavesdrop as over...
The Everyman in Cork presents Making History, directed by Des Kennedy. This production explores the life of Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, against the backdrop of the Nine Year’s War and the Battle of Kinsale, effectively blending historical narrative with contemporary themes of...
“History has to be made – before it’s remade” A secret marriage. An international alliance. A holy war. Ireland, 1591… Gaelic Ireland is on the brink of extinction under English occupation. Hugh O’Neill and Mabel Bagenal have married in secret. Irish clans have joined forces...
