
Irish Youth Dance Festival 2023
Showcasing young emerging dancers from youth dance companies across Ireland performing works of leading national and international choreographers for audiences of all ages.
Showcasing young emerging dancers from youth dance companies across Ireland performing works of leading national and international choreographers for audiences of all ages.
5 Wins including Best Film, César Awards 2023
A young woman is murdered in her quiet mountain village. But what starts as an investigation into a shocking crime soon turns into a haunting obsession for a newly promoted detective in Dominik Moll’s raw, powerful police drama.
Grab your compass and join our intrepid explorer across uncharted territories to discover a pre-historic world of astonishing (and remarkably life-like) dinosaurs. A roarsome interactive show for all the family.
Rub-a-dub-dub, The Dummies are back! Ready to roll out their beach towels and spring into an hour of catch-your-breath acrobatics, juggling, slapstick and circus-filled hilarity.
Added due to demand!
Following a box-office record-breaking run in cinemas in 2019, Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s rip-roaring, hilarious one-woman show returns to the big screen this summer.
Royal Opera House (Encore Screening)
Set in a Hieronymus Bosch-inspired universe of medieval superstition and passionate romantic rivalry, Antonio Pappano conducts Verdi’s dramatic score, featuring the famous Anvil chorus.
★★★★★ The Irish Times
★★★★★ The Telegraph
Making full use of the sights, sounds and people of South London, Raine Allen-Miller’s debut feature is one of the freshest and most stylish rom-coms in a generation. Both recently broken up with, Yas and Dom meet and spend one whirlwind evening together.
by Clare Monnelly & Bob Kelly
Once Off Productions presents a new darkly intriguing play featuring actor Úna Ní Bhriain and live music from Steve Wickham of The Waterboys.
An exclusive Irish date for the award-winning composer and pianist. This immersive audio-visual experience features a live suite of generative digital artworks that reinterpret and respond to Howard’s compositions.
Opera Collective Ireland
The Irish premiere of Jonathan Dove’s timely, often hilarious and moving opera. Loosely based on a true story, the opera follows an Iranian refugee stranded in Paris airport for 18 years and his interaction with a group of storm-grounded travellers.
Extra Date
Join Liam Ó Maonlaí, Fiachna Ó Bráonáin and Peter O’Toole as they perform their acclaimed acoustic show, shaped by over thirty years of singing and playing all over the world.
Added Due to Demand!
Sinead Culbert and Sue Collins - the comedy duo and podcast sensation - take a hilarious look at the barrage of bull we are subjected to on a daily basis and remind us that, despite what we’re told, there is NO SUCH THING AS PERFECT.
A live recording with the bestselling author, screenwriter, musician and podcaster who seamlessly intertwines history, fiction, cultural critique and politics into a relaxing form that he calls “the podcast hug”.
A Teaċ Daṁsa and Gate Theatre co-production
Michael Keegan-Dolan’s (MÁM, Swan Lake / Loch na hHeala) exploration through a life bends boundaries between what is lived and what is imagined.
by Deirdre Kinahan
From Landmark Productions, Deirdre Kinahan’s fiercely funny and utterly gripping new play has its Irish stage premiere at Pavilion Theatre, directed by Louise Lowe and starring Marie Mullen and Jamie O’Neill.
This composer and post-classical pianist from Montreal, Canada weaves beauty and technical prowess in stunning piano pieces. Blais - joined for this Dublin date by a quartet - has been a celebrated figure in the postclassical piano world since the release of his debut album in 2016.
by Mikel Murfi
Murfi completes his hugely successful trilogy on the life of Pat Farnon as he decides to “lift the lid” on a life lived by his wife Kitsy prior to their marriage.
by Mikel Murfi
The first in Murfi’s wildly successful trilogy, which he performs in one day for the first time ever. This first play follows Pat Farnon as he walks to town and back again.
by Mikel Murfi
The second in Murfi’s wildly successful trilogy, which he performs in one day for the first time ever. This joy-filled sequel joins Pat Farnon late in his life as he embarks on a new journey.
The Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated American pianist and composer returns to Dublin for a night of sweeping, cinematic music, this time from the city-centre location of Liberty Hall Theatre.