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Poster for It's a Wonderful Life - James Stewart is centre, with the characters' wife and four children surrounding him. Cinema, Christmas

It’s a Wonderful Life

Fri 18 Dec, 7.30pm

Christmas Movies

Frank Capra’s classic Christmas tale follows George Bailey (James Stewart), who struggles with his own desires against always doing the right thing. At the peak of his desperation, a guardian angel arrives to remind him how worthwhile his life has been.

Poster for the movie Elf. Will Ferrell is bent awkwardly, dressed as a Christmas elf, in order to fit inside the image. The tag-line Rediscover You Inner Elf is over the movie title Cinema, Family, Christmas

Elf

Sat 19 Dec, 5.30pm

Christmas Movies

Will Ferrell stars as Buddy the Elf in this modern Christmas classic about a human raised in the North Pole who heads to New York looking for his real father - teaching the whole city the true meaning of Christmas in the process.

Poster for Home Alone. Macauley Culkin is centre, with his hands clasped either side of his face in a scream. Behind him, is a snowy window frame with Joe Pesci, and Daniel Stern looking over his shoulders menacingly Cinema, Family, Christmas

Home Alone

Sun 20 Dec, 5.30pm

Christmas Movies

The beloved family comedy starring Macaulay Culkin as ten-year-old Kevin McCallister who is inadvertently left home alone by his family when they go on vacation.

David O'Doherty stands wearing a cap & jumper. He is hugging his keyboard with a happy smile leaning against a green coloured wall. Comedy

David O’Doherty

Sun 10 Jan, 7.30pm

Highway to the David Zone

The hairy Enya returns with a brand-new opus featuring talking, songs, talking during songs, and talking while walking around.

Foster & Allen in coordinated cream suits pose with guitar and accordion in a studio portrait. Music

Foster & Allen

Wed 13 Jan, 8pm

Golden Greats Tour

The duo continue celebrating over 50 years in the music business with a new tour filled with all the songs that brought them global recognition.

A side-profile silhouette of Andrew Lloyd Webber looking down against a bright, warm amber-yellow background. The lighting creates a dramatic, moody contrast, casting his head and shoulders entirely in shadow. Music

Andrew Lloyd Webber & Beyond

Sat 16 Jan, 8pm

From the group behind The Ennio Morricone Experience and The Hans Zimmer Experience, this performance offers a live journey through musical theatre with a focus on the genius of Lloyd Webber.

Colorful hand-drawn illustration of cheerful folk band plays music together on rolling green hills beneath a bright blue sky Family

The Speks

Sun 17 Jan, 2pm & 4.30pm

The Speks present a lively show of nursery rhymes and sing-along songs set to acoustic Irish music which will have adults and kids jumping in their seats!

Sarah-Louise Young dressed in a black feathered head-dress, and black leotard leaping mid-air Theatre, Music, Comedy

An Evening without Kate Bush

Fri 22 & Sat 23 Jan, 8pm

★★★★★ The Telegraph
Best Cabaret Award, Adelaide Fringe 2025

This award-winning cabaret pays glorious tribute to the music, fans and mythology of one of the biggest voices in British music. Kate’s not there, but you are.

Neil Delamere with a puzzled expression scratches his ear, appearing to listen closely or think through a question. Comedy

Neil Delamere

Wed 27 & Fri 29 Jan

Neil’s On Wheels

The uproariously funny Irish comedian is back with his brand-new tour. With his impeccable timing and quick-fire delivery, Delamere promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

A promotional collage featuring nine performers posed against a blue and purple glowing background. Several people are dressed in formal attire, with one person holding a guitar. Music

Reeling in the Showband Years

Thu 28 Jan, 8pm

Reeling In the Showband Years has been a smash hit for the past 16 years, and in 2027 it returns once again to Pavilion Theatre for another nostalgic journey back in time to the magical Showband era.

Three musicians standing closely together outdoors. On the left, a man with curly blonde hair holds an accordion, wearing a green sweater vest over a patterned yellow shirt. In the center, a woman with dark curly hair holds an electric bass guitar while wearing a grey and red patterned long-sleeve dress. On the right, a man with short light hair wearing a dark turtleneck holds an acoustic guitar. Family

The Very Curious Céilí

Sun 31 Jan, 12pm & 2pm

Ceol Connected

A joyous and deeply moving gig theatre experience where memory, storytelling and exhilarating live music collide, from the creators of Treehouse, Wunderground and The Far Field.

A side-by-side composite image featuring author Joseph O'Connor on the left and his book cover on the right.  On the left, a portrait shows a man with short grey hair and glasses wearing a dark shirt against a dark background. On the right, the book cover titled Literary, Talks

Joseph O’Connor

Tue 2 Feb, 8pm

in conversation with Madeleine Keane

The author returns to Pavilion Theatre to discuss The City of Echoes, the conclusion to his stunning Roman Escape Line Trilogy following on from My Father’s House and The Ghosts of Rome.

A middle-aged or older man with a shaved head, wearing a dark blue button-down shirt, sitting and playing an acoustic guitar against a dark background. He is looking down at his hands as he frets the strings. Music

Freddie White

Sat 6 Feb, 8pm

Founder member of Scullion and The Fake, this intimate performance from the Irish folk and rock legend will feature new songs along with his classics from his 40-year career.

Members of Special Consensus gather with their instruments for a group portrait in a rustic bluegrass venue surrounded by vintage performance posters. Music

The Special Consensus

Sun 7 Feb, 7.30pm

Bluegrass Band

Led by banjo master Greg Cahill for 50 years, The Special Consensus blends the drive of traditional bluegrass with contemporary creativity and Grammy-nominated songwriting.

Eddi Reader is pictured looking upward towards the camera, she is wearing a white top. The image is very light with some atmospheric lens flare and warm colour. Music

Eddi Reader

Thu 11 & Fri 12 Feb, 8pm

Back by popular demand after sellout runs of multiple nights at Pavilion Theatre in 2025 and 2026, Reader has effortlessly developed into one of popular music’s most thrilling and affecting performers.

Anton Jablokob playing a violin under warm, dramatic lighting indoors, wearing a white shirt and dark vest while focusing on the performance Music

Violinist Anton Jablokov

Sun 14 Feb, 7.30pm (Valentine's Day)

Heart & Fire

Internationally acclaimed violinist Anton Jablokov, joined by pianist Adam I. Kuruc presents a breathtaking concert that crosses borders, cultures and traditions.