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.
Online Event: On Demand
Recorded in the intimate and atmospheric surroundings of Pavilion Theatre, three Irish acts performed three stunning pieces of music which can be watched back online.
Following a year and a half of lockdown and performing on line, The 4 of Us are raring to go with their new live acoustic show, showcasing new songs as well as songs from their extensive back catalogue.
Don’t miss this chance to catch them live at Pavilion Theatre!
An explosive and thought-provoking work of experimental music theatre. It traces events in the life of Rosemary, eldest daughter of Joe and Rose Kennedy, sister of JFK, using heavily redacted materials from the archives, only recently pieced together by biographers and academics.
You won’t want to miss this much-anticipated, new Music Network collaboration featuring vocalist Iarla Ó Lionáird, harpist and sound artist Úna Monaghan and cellist Kevin Murphy. Music Network has commissioned the trio to write a new work collectively which will be premiered as part of the concert programme.
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.
Jason Byrne has been on his marks since March 2020. Now he’s set and ready to explode on to the stage!
“The Outright King Of Live Comedy” (The Times) is ready to take back and carefully disinfect his crown.
★★★★★ The Irish Times
★★★★★ The Sunday Times
Described as “a truly gifted stand up” by The Sunday Times, join Joanne as she revisits her irreverent and critically acclaimed show The Prosecco Express.
Due to a relentless ageing process, Joanne is suddenly in her late thirties with no husband, no kids, no pension, no plan and is on a mission to solve absolutely nothing.
★★★★★ The Herald
★★★★★ The Scotsman
Neil Delamere, star of BBC’s The Blame Game, Fighting Talk and the Newsquiz, hits the road again with his riotous new stand-up show, Liminal.
