t’s a tale of teen misfits, bullying and sinister happening with some slasher gore. The set is a spartan stunningly spartan woodland, the score by Ólafur Arnalds is sublime and the mostly young cast work well. It’s certainly a welcome contrast to the panto fare elsewhere even if it does lurch a little into the land of outlandish on occasion.
An exciting and unconventional choice of Christmas show for the national theatre
The world falls into two groups – those who have seen Pat Kinevane and those who haven’t.
An annual fundraiser staple for Dublin Youth Theatre, the 24 Hour Plays always bring the thrill of the egg timer which keeps flipping.
The Approach is touted as both a “psychological puzzle and quietly devastating tragedy”.
This Swan takes flight and your heart will soar as it does.
Look Back in Anger debuted in the Royal Court in 1956 and paved the way for the likes of Ken Loach and Mike Leigh.
‘F.A.T. D.A.D.’ an acronym for the six counties under British rule, is a play about a teacher on hunger strike and the effects of his teaching Dublin's inner city, inspired by true events.
Absurd and bold theatrical mash up of text, aerial, dance and music
Tryst explores the price of curiosity, the limits of friendship and the complications of sex.
The multiple Tony Award-winning ASSASSINS lays out the lives of nine people who assassinated (or tried to assassinate) the President of the United States.
Seen by over 50,000 people in Ireland and the US, Sean Holmes' refreshed, high-energy restaging of The Plough and the Stars opens at the Gaiety Theatre on Tuesday, April 24th and runs until the 5th of May.
Akram Khan’s adaptation of the classic ballet Giselle with the English National Ballet company is not to be missed.
Fishamble presents a play by Eva O’Connor.
Dermot Bolger's theatrical take on the Dublin tale of Ulysses.
Sell out 'hit' of Limerick Fringe - A story of gambling culture and the adventures involved with a life of investing in chance.
First preview show of the club that erm.....
The Gaiety School of Acting puts on 'King John' by William Shakespeare.
A series of outdoor performances in the National Botanic Gardens.
Smock Alley Theatre host 'A Night of Great Plays'.
