An Irish wake. An unexpected visitor. Secrets set to blow everything apart. A sudden death sends shockwaves through a quiet village, shaking its close-knit community to the core. Neighbours rally together for the traditional Irish wake. Atfirst, it’s an evening of shared grief...
This subversively funny take on Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest returns for a 10th anniversary tour, having sold out previous runs in Ireland & the UK. The play behind the play: a tale of blackmail, embezzlement and false identity. " Wickedly, side-splittingly...
Rosaleen Cox and Desmond Eastwood star in an intimate, darkly comic two-hander that turns audience assumptions inside out.…
Neil Green’s spoof diversity seminar brings sharp laughs and timely social observation to Dublin Fringe, but functions more as three stand-up sets than a unified corporate satire.…
Play Not Funny’s corporate HR satire at Bewley's Café Theatre offers a sharp thesis on exclusion, but gets lost in noise.…
Anna-Jane Casey captures the brilliance, humor, and tragic vulnerability of Judy Garland in Conor Hanratty's compelling revival at The Gaiety Theatre.…
Eoghan Carrick and Lauren Jones turn Shakespeare's mirror inside out in a gripping investigation of crisis, staging, and modern paranoia.…
Sadhbh McLoughlin brings polish and sharp impressions to Smock Alley Theatre, but misses the mark on exploring its central themes of multicultural identity.…
Samuel Yakura and band +353 bring a heartfelt, musically rich examination of grief, first-born duty, and Nigerian fatherhood to Project Arts Centre.…
Theatre Lovett and the Abbey Theatre present a stunningly inventive, circus-infused adaptation of Kafka’s final anecdote at Dublin Fringe.…
A moving, sharply observed Dublin drama that connects women’s choices across three generations with compelling performances and real emotional weight.…
With strong music and a charming core concept, Muse: The Shakespeare Mayhem Musical shows potential, but needs to forge its own identity beyond SIX.…
The Crucified Silence is a darkly comic and deeply human exploration of one man’s unravelling in the west of Ireland. Set in Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, the play follows Joe, a small-town local guard with An Garda Síochána, who has finally crossed a line he cannot easily step back...
When we were young we'd listen to the radio, waiting for our favourite songs. Now they're back again, like a long-lost friend, all the songs we loved so well.The UK's leading Carpenters show, featuring the amazing voice of Maggie Nestor and eight top-class musicians, captures...
John Bosco McLaine is a man who has never lain down with a woman, but has had romantic blood pulsing through his veins all his life. Always an optimist, and virgin in equal measure, he embarks on a search for an ideal companion regardless of age, failure rate or dammed advice!…...
Lisdoon-Nirvana is a monologue with live music, written and performed by Frankie McCafferty and directed by Charlie Bonner. It’s 1983, Macker’s 17 and is heading off on the biggest adventure of his young life – a trip to the Irish Glastonbury, Lisdoonvarna. Based on the last...
The Last Witch Bridget Cleary is a gripping solo performance that explores the life and mysterious death of Bridget Cleary, an independent and spirited woman accused of being a changeling by her husband in 1895. This dramatic retelling fuses history, folklore, and psychological...
Following on from last year’s sold-out shows in the Linenhall, Castlebar Musical and Dramatic Society returns with two more Ken Armstrong comedy plays - ‘A Sort of Whodunnit?’ and ‘The Doubles Partner.’ ‘The Doubles Partner,’ won the inaugural Claremorris Fringe Festival . The...
The Linenhall Arts Centre will showcase its first online theatre offering, Mustard on Thursday, April 29th via its new on demand platform, which is available to view from 6pm until 11pm on the evening. A one-woman show about heartbreak, madness and how condiments are the...
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Murder Trial Tonight V - Death in the Family 3Olympia Theatre (3/08-3/08) |
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Mná na hÉireann Ambassador Theatre (10/14-10/16) |
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David Nihill: Taking Tangents The Everyman (10/03-10/03) |
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Steve Steinman''s Bat! Bat Out of Hell 50th Anniversary Tour 3Olympia Theatre (10/20-10/20) |
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Give My Head Peace Vicar Street (4/04-4/04) |
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To Hell in a Handbag: The Secret Lives of Canon Chasuble & Miss Prismby The Linenhall Arts Centre (9/29-9/29) |
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Stories from the Sea The Everyman (9/26-9/26) |
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Cana Talks: Optimal Horizons Opium (10/08-10/08) |
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All My Friends are in Australia dlr Mill Theatre (10/08-10/09) |
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Heathers the Musical Bord Gais Energy Theatre (11/17-11/21) |
