As part of a NASC Theatre Network initiative, Pavilion Theatre has engaged three young curators from Dún Laoghaire Rathdown to programme Lasta, a festival of events for children and young people.
Julia Appleby, Helen Major and Hannah-Kate Ní Shioradáin will work together to create a fun, diverse, accessible and exciting festival featuring multiple disciplines and reflecting the diversity of modern Ireland.
Audio Series: On Demand
A fun and engaging five-part audio series for young audiences at home and in schools.
Dive into an adventure in the wild and wonderful worlds of sisters Albienne, Beatrix and Carmen.
Online Workshop: On Demand
Hosted by award-winning children’s writer Sarah Webb, this online workshop is perfect for budding writers and young creatives aged 8yrs+.
Themed around nature and creativity, the workshop will be chock full of writing games and activities.
Daily Shorts: On Demand
Pavilion Theatre is delighted to present our Daily Shorts series featuring Post Love as part of Lasta 2021.
Post Love follows the story of three elderly women from the west of Ireland who rob post offices in the hopes of getting enough money to break free from their nursing homes and move to a romantic paradise.
Daily Shorts: On Demand
Pavilion Theatre is delighted to present our Daily Shorts series featuring To All My Darlings as part of Lasta 2021.
After yet another tragic miscarriage, Adaeze is torn between religious obligations and revealing the truth of her medical diagnosis to her loving husband.
Live Zoom Panel
Roisin Kiberd has mined the darkest parts of the internet with humour, and existential dread. Her writing, like the internet itself, makes it hard to look away.
In this conversation, Roisin and Ian will be diving into life with the internet, how they intersect with each other, and how it all relates to writing, identity and culture.
Daily Shorts: On Demand
Pavilion Theatre is delighted to present our Daily Shorts series featuring Sweatbox as part of Lasta 2021.
Adapted from Chlöe Moss’ play of the same and based on real accounts, Sweatbox tells the immersive story of three women as they are pulled away from their lives and transported to prison.
Online Event: On Demand
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Inspired by the life of Adam Kashmiry, Adam tells the remarkable story of a young trans man and his struggle across genders and borders to be himself.
Originally a multi-award-winning stage play, Adam has been reinvented as a compelling, theatrical on-screen drama.
Online Event: On Demand
The young music talent of Ireland in 2021 has never been more vibrant at any point in history. Now, on the verge of returning to live music, this event will feature three young Irish acts awaiting their return to live performance.
The artists will bring us on a tour of the venue as they perform. From outside the closed doors to the empty stage, box office and dressing rooms, slowing filling the venue once again with the magic atmosphere of show night.
Live Zoom Clinic
Are you a young reader? Looking for a new series to delve into? Then pop along to the virtual Children’s Books Ireland Book Clinic…
Chat to the Book Doctor via Zoom, consult on your favourite reads and leave with a prescription for your next book.
Violinist Patrick Rafter and pianist Fiachra Garvey join forces for Music Network’s digital tour to present a stunning online concert.
Featuring a beautifully-ethereal programme, audiences’ will hear works by Fauré, Franck and Ysaÿe presented alongside the world premiere of a new Music Network commission by Emma O’Halloran.
Online Event: On Demand
In a major new adaptation, this masterpiece of modernism is brought vividly to dramatic life by Ireland’s foremost playwright Marina Carr and directed by Annabelle Comyn.
The world premiere of this stage production will be broadcast online for a limited time, to audiences around the world.
Theatre Donation Fund
Your donations help to support the venue through this difficult time of closure and to ensure the future of Pavilion Theatre.
Our sincerest thanks to all who choose to support us.
We’re delighted to see the beginning of an easing of restrictions for the arts and entertainment industry, so wanted to take a moment to share with you an update on our upcoming programme of online events, our artist development projects and our plans for re-opening in Autumn 2021.
Berlin-based Polish pianist and composer Hania Rani returns to Pavilion Theatre following her stunning solo performance as part of Culture Night back in 2019.
She is joined by cellist Dobrawa Czocher for their Inner Symphonies Tour, ahead of their Deutsche Grammophon debut release.
