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Studio shot of Quilty (four Swedish men holding string instruments) standing behind a crouching Andy Irvine, who is hugging a bouzouki to his chest. Music

Andy Irvine & Quilty

Thu 5 Nov, 8pm

The renowned Swedish band have joined forces once again with the legendary musician to form an Irish-Swedish collaboration, playing top Irish music and song with a hint of Swedish traditional music.

McSavage, a middle-aged man with wild, messy dark hair, glasses, and a full beard, leans out of an open ground-floor window set in a red-brick wall. He makes an exaggerated, intensely angry face while pointing directly forward at the camera. He wears a white t-shirt under a black hoodie and a bright red jacket. Comedy

David McSavage

Sun 8 Nov, 8pm

Dún Laoghaire Comedy Festival

The Irish comedian, satirist, and the creator of the cult RTÉ series The Savage Eye returns to Pavilion Theatre with his new show, Pig Ignorant.

Poster for Romería, featuring two people overlooking the sea from a rocky coastal landscape, with the film title and festival accolades. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

Romería

Mon 9 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

Palme d’Or Nominee, Cannes Film Festival 2025

Acclaimed Spanish director Carla Simón (Summer 1993) once again brings her distinctive style to this intimate, intelligent and compelling coming-of-age drama, set on Spain’s Atlantic coast.

An artistic, stylized illustration in a bold blue, orange, white, and pink color scheme depicting theatrical chaos. Scattered around orange stage curtains are iconic props: a platter of sardine-like fish with 'X' eyes, a ladder, a ringing landline phone, a bottle, an axe, and a pair of legs wearing crisscrossed tights. In the center opening between the curtains, a small shirtless figure in red shorts stands with hands raised in surprise or dismay. Theatre, Community

Noises Off

Wed 11 - Sat 14 Nov, 8pm

St Patrick’s Dramatic Society

A hapless theatre troupe tries to stage a hapless sex comedy and everything falls apart in Michael Frayne’s beloved backstage farce.

A woman in profile holds up a draped golden shawl, her bare shoulders lit warmly against a rich, textured red and orange backdrop. She wears large hoop earrings and a vivid red flower in her dark hair, evoking a flamenco-inspired, dramatic pose. Dance

Desnuda

Sun 15 Nov, 7.30pm

Flamenco from Seville

An evening of powerful, authentic flamenco from renowned Spanish dancer María “la Serrana” and her talented musicians, alongside local special guest Joyce Richardson.

Movie poster for Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

Pressure

Mon 16 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

This tense, intelligent wartime drama revisits one of the most pivotal moments in World War II, the D-Day landings and the role of meteorologist Gp Capt. James Stagg (Andrew Scott) in planning them.

Bryan Cheng, wearing an all black suit and holding his cello out beside him, stands alongside Silvie Cheng dressed in a long red silk gown Music

Cheng² Duo

Tue 17 Nov, 8pm

Music Network

Acclaimed for their electrifying chemistry and flawless performances on the respective instruments of cello and piano, these siblings share more than musical brilliance.

Altan poses outdoors on rocky grassland beside a coastal bay, holding traditional instruments including guitars, a violin, and an accordion, with mountains and a cloudy sky in the background. Music

Altan

Wed 18 Nov, 8pm

Founding members Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Ciarán Curran, and Mark Kelly are joined by Martin Tourish and Clare Friel for another electrifying performance by the Donegal group blending tradition and contemporary artistry.

Sinéad Culbert stands with her hands on her hips, wearing a blue dress, a Wonder Woman tiara and bracelets Comedy

Sinéad Culbert

Thu 19 Nov, 8pm

I’m No Wonder Woman

One half of comedy duo DirtBirds explores the extreme dangers of growing up in the 80’s, the pitfalls of parenting, the myths about marriage and the genuine joy of not giving a sh*t!

Poster for Nino, featuring a man sitting on a graffiti-covered rooftop overlooking the city, with the film title and a review quote prominently displayed. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

Nino

Mon 23 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

★★★★★ Irish Independent

This accomplished film from Pauline Loquès is a thoughtful and empathetic drama following a young man reckoning with a cancer diagnosis as he roams Paris meeting friends, family and strangers who are unaware of his news.

Portrait of a man with dark hair and light stubble wearing a black jacket and shirt, posed inside a rounded square frame. A thick white wavy line crosses in front of the image on a grainy gradient background blending green, teal, orange, and pink tones, giving the composition a modern, graphic design style. Music, WAVESeries

Claudio Constantini

Tue 24 Nov, 8pm

The Peru-born, Spain-based pianist, bandoneonist, and composer whose music bridges classical tradition and contemporary innovation, boasting over 800,000 followers and millions of streams.

A composite image blending traditional and modern elements. In the foreground on the left, a sleek modern greyish-green SUV is parked on a dirt path. In the background stands a vintage, whitewashed cottage with a thatched roof. Two modern blue solar panels are mounted on the thatched roof, alongside a small satellite dish attached near the chimney. A few chickens roam the yard under a muted, overcast sky. Theatre

ADRIFT by Deirdre Kinahan

Thu 26 & Fri 27 Nov, 8pm

NOMAD Theatre Network

A contemporary family drama exploring the psychology of fear and Ireland’s complex relationship with emigration, directed by Marc Atkinson Borrull.

Movie poster for Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

The Blue Trail

Mon 30 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

Silver Bear, Berlin Film Festival 2025

Part adventure film, part dystopian sci-fi and part coming of (old) age story, The Blue Trail is the vibrant and playful new film from acclaimed Brazilian filmmaker Gabriel Mascaro (Neon Bull, Divine Love).

Four ABBA tribute performers, seen from behind on stage, take a bow with joined hands raised high. They are wearing white and silver 1970s-style sequined costumes, flared trousers, and platform boots. In front of them, a packed, cheering theater audience fills multi-tiered seating under bright stage lighting. Music, Christmas

ABBA Forever

Tue 1 & Wed 2 Dec, 8pm

ABBA Forever, the much-loved tribute to the iconic Swedish supergroup, returns for two nights of festive celebration. Expect all the classics, from Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia! to Waterloo and Fernando.