special screening
Under the Clock
Sun 20 Jan, 2pm
Using Clerys clock as the initial focal point this charming Irish Documentary, by the team who brought you Older than Ireland, examines dating, sex and relationships in Ireland over the decades.
this weekend
Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Siobhan Miller, Damien Mullane & Anna Massie
Sun 20 Jan, 8pm
Music Network bring an exciting new traditional collaboration featuring four of the genre’s most talented musicians weaving a web of vocal harmonies, flute accordion and guitar.
monday night cinema
Rosie
Mon 21 Jan, 5pm & 8pm
★★★★★ The Herald
★★★★★ RTÉ
This new film from writer Roddy Doyle follows a family at risk of homelessness during the Irish housing crisis.
local arts
Robin Hood
Tue 22 - Sun 27 Jan
Arclight Drama Studio are proud to present their 16th annual pantomime at Pavilion Theatre. This year’s we are delight to bring you the tale of “Robin Hood”. Robin Hood is a family friendly feast of fun and foolishness.
monday night cinema
The Guilty
Mon 28 Jan, 5pm & 8pm
★★★★★ The Guardian
A pulse-pounding Danish thriller set entirely in an emergency response centre as a lone agent must deal with an impossible situation.
cinema
Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades (Encore Screening)
Tue 29 Jan, 7.30pm
Tchaikovsky’s most ambitious opera contains some of his greatest music and is a powerful study of destructive obsession, showing the intensity of obsession and the supernatural.
selling fast
The Young’uns
Wed 30 Jan, 8pm
★★★★★ The Guardian
★★★★★ Maverick
★★★★ The Scotsman
★★★★ MOJO
Three-time BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winners The Young’uns present a new and unique piece of modern folk theatre; The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff.
schools
The Merchant of Venice: The Shakespeare Sessions
Thu 31 Jan, 9.45am
The Shakespeare Sessions are entertaining and engaging student-centred performances of Shakespeare texts.
Each performance includes a scholarly review clarifying the main themes as well as discussions with the students and the opportunity to participate.
schools
Romeo & Juliet: The Shakespeare Sessions
Thu 31 Jan, 1pm
The Shakespeare Sessions are entertaining and engaging student-centred performances of Shakespeare texts.
Each performance includes a scholarly review clarifying the main themes as well as discussions with the students and the opportunity to participate.
cinema
Subtitle Spotlight European Film Festival 2019
Thu 31 Jan - Sun 3 Feb
Subtitle Spotlight European Film Festival is back once more, bringing a selection of European subtitled films that invite you to see cinema in a whole new way. With a total of ten titles there’ll be something to suit all tastes.
cinema
Unknown Soldier
Thu 31 Jan, 7pm & Sun 3 Feb, 4.30pm
The Irish premiere of the biggest-ever selling Finnish film that has taken over €17m at the box office. An epic masterpiece in film-making set in the Finnish-Russian war.
schools
Hamlet: The Shakespeare Sessions
Fri 1 Feb, 9.45am
The Shakespeare Sessions are entertaining and engaging student-centred performances of Shakespeare texts.
Each performance includes a scholarly review clarifying the main themes as well as discussions with the students and the opportunity to participate.
schools
Macbeth: The Shakespeare Sessions
Fri 1 Feb, 1pm
The Shakespeare Sessions are entertaining and engaging student-centred performances of Shakespeare texts.
Each performance includes a scholarly review clarifying the main themes as well as discussions with the students and the opportunity to participate.
cinema
Styx
Fri 1 Feb, 6pm
A busy doctor plans to spend her annual vacation sailing across the Atlantic, but everything changes when she sees a damaged boat full of refugees nearby.
cinema
A Horrible Woman
Fri 1 Feb, 8pm
This is a beautifully crafted film about how love works and what happens when it all breaks down — full of wit and insight on modern relationships and brilliantly anchored by Amanda Collin.
cinema
The Benefit of the Doubt
Fri 1 Feb, 10pm
This Belgian film explores the troubling power of judgement-by-intuition as David, a happy young father is brought in for questioning by local police.
cinema
At War
Sat 2 Feb, 12pm & Sun 3 Feb, 12pm
This is a forceful, timely and extremely provocative film which charts the human cost of a group of workers trying to keep their jobs in the face of modern capitalism.
cinema
The Trouble With You
Sat 2 Feb, 2.30pm & Sun 3 Feb, 2.15pm
A terrific screwball crime comedy with a sparkling central performance from former French Shooting Star, Adèle Aenelle and an excellent cameo from Audrey Tatou.
cinema
Faces Places
Sat 2 Feb, 4.45pm
Please note: Faces Places has replaced the previously scheduled screening of All Good.
Filmmaker Agnès Varda and photographer JR join forces in this Oscar-nominated doc.
cinema
Coach
Sat 2 Feb, 6.45pm
Directed by and starring Danila Kozlovsky, Coach tells the remarkable story of a Russian national team football player who seeks redemption after a very public humiliation. Touching and beautifully acted.