Medea
A radical refresh of Euripides Greek tragedy in which the tragedy is framed from the perspective of the heroine’s children.
A radical refresh of Euripides Greek tragedy in which the tragedy is framed from the perspective of the heroine’s children.
Those who fancy a leisurely evening sampling regional dishes from China's Guandong province are spoiled for choice this evening.
Beak> - consisting of Billy Fuller, Will Young and Geoff Barrow of Portishead - play The Button Factory on February 6th
Delightfully earnest indie rockers Bombay Bicycle Club play two dates in Vicar Street on the 10th and 11th of February
IDER's debut album "Emotional Education" put them on the map in 2019, and you can expect more from them in 2020 including a show at The Sound House
The Irish Film Institute presents a screening of Pat O'Neill's 1989 film Water and Power.
DublinJazz.ie kicks off their International Jazz Series with a show by the Andreas Varady Trio in Lost Lane on February 20th.
Final night of choreographer addressing his mother's dementia
Walls Talk is a new dance piece for solo dancer, Breandán de Gallaí (former Riverdancce lead), and singer, Gina Boreham, opening in Project Arts Centre.
This Tuesday, the IFI are offering a rare opportunity to see Terry Gilliam's dystopian black comedy masterpiece Brazil on the big screen
A special centenary screening with new score performed live by Adrian Crowley, Sean Mac Erlaine, Matthew Nolan and
Barry Adamson (Magazine / Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds) with live processing by Neil O’Connor
Histionix sees a team of improvisers re-telling obscure historical tales that they've just heard - and making plenty of mistakes along the way.
The Mancunian rapper and singer I Am Diana De Brito brings her fusion jazz-infused swagger and urban beats to The Academy Green Room on February 28th
The Noel Gallagher- approved Temples bring their electro tinged psychedelic rock to The Button Factory on the 2nd of March
Masterpieces travels to the darkest places of human desires to confront our attitudes to autonomy and consent.
In aid of Focus Ireland, Fontaines D.C. lead an assemblage of some of Ireland's best acts in The Olympia on March 3rd.
Irish writer Nancy Harris (The Red Shoes & The Beacon) returns to the Gate stage with the Irish premiere of her startling psychological drama.
From football pitches to contemporary dance, 17 women primarily from Ballybough and Sheriff Street will take to the stage in Project Arts Centre.
Playwright Roderick Ford brings his gothic romance play 'The Spider House' to the Project Arts Centre from the 27th of February to March 7th
The Little Theatre hosts an exhibition celebrating one of Dublin's most legendary characters, Grafton Street mime artist The Diceman.