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Comedy

David O’Doherty

Wed 22 & Fri 24 May, 8pm

The dishevelled prince of €10 eBay keyboards tries to make you feel alive with a new pageant of laughter, song and occasionally getting up from a chair.

Comedy

Chris Kent

Thu 23 May, 8pm

Back at It

The Cork man returns with his brand new show. After a dose of the real world (going back to being an electrician), something had to give and shur there’s no future in electricity anyway…

Talks

The Blindboy Live Podcast Show

Fri 31 May, 8pm

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”.

Poster for Philo, Neilí Conroy in a red cardigan and Niamh McGrath, dressed as a nun, are both facing right with a bright yellow glow around them, and a statue of the virgin Mary in the background. Theatre

Philo

Sun 2 Jun, 4pm & 8pm

A new play by Peter Sheridan

Sheriff Street’s Philo and her boss at the convent, Sister Rosaleen, seem like polar opposites, but their cheerfulness in the face of adversity shines through in this heartwarming Dublin-set drama - with laughter and tears guaranteed.

Poster for All of Us Strangers - Andrew Scott leans back with his eyes closed in profile, while Paul Mescal stares at him wistfully. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

All of Us Strangers

Mon 3 Jun, 5pm & 8pm

6 Nominations incl. Best British Film, BAFTA 2024

Irish stars Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal have won deserved plaudits for their emotionally candid performances in the latest heartbreaking and romantic feature from Andrew Haigh.

Poster for La Chimera, stylised portraits of the characters with Josh O'Connor in the centre. Pieces of classical art and statues surround them. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

La Chimera

Mon 10 Jun, 5pm & 8pm

Palme d’Or Nominee, Cannes Film Festival 2023

Starring Josh O’Connor (The Crown), the new film from Alice Rohrwacher (Happy as Lazzaro) is a fresh, engrossing adventure film that’s simultaneously gritty and magical; sad and romantic; satisfying and unpredictable.

Cinema, Event Cinema

My National Gallery

Wed 12 Jun, 8pm

Exhibition on Screen

The stories of those who work at London’s National Gallery are used as a lens through which to explore the 200-year history of the gallery and what the future may hold for this spectacular space.

Music

Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny

Thu 13 Jun, 8pm

These two giants of the Irish trad scene are uniting for an evening of great music: a mixture of traditional songs and originals composed by Andy. Their unique style of accompaniment is an ongoing influence in the wider world of Irish music.

Music

Cash Returns

Fri 14 Jun, 8pm

Johnny Cash & June Carter Tribute Show

This sensational show stars the incredibly talented JP Mac as the Man In Black, Johnny Cash, the mesmerising Karen Martin as the sassy June Carter – along with a 7-piece band!

A headshot of Celine Byrne. She is smiling and wearing a dark top, with her blonde hair falling over her left shoulder. Music, Opera

Celine Byrne

Sun 16 Jun, 8pm

The internationally renowned soprano returns to the intimate setting of Pavilion Theatre for what promises to be an evening of musical delight with selections from the worlds of opera, movies and musicals.

Poster for The Teachers' Lounge, Leonie Benesch stares directly into the camera against a dark blue background. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

The Teachers’ Lounge

Mon 17 Jun, 5pm & 8pm

Best International Feature Nominee, Oscars 2024

Director İlker Çatak misses nothing in his brilliantly observed drama where a school becomes a proxy for the cultural and ethical clashes of modern-day society, and nothing remains private.