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A surreal, forest-like female face formed from bark, moss and leaves, with glowing green eyes, insects and fungi embedded, evoking a mystical figure emerging from nature. Theatre

Bog Witch by Bryony Kimmings

Tue 23 & Wed 24 Jun, 8pm

Irish Premiere
★★★★★ Theatre Weekly

The legendary performance artist returns with this darkly funny, ferocious true story of escaping modern excess, raising a child in the wild, and discovering whether reconnecting with nature can restore her sanity.

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

Thu 25 Jun, Fri 3 & Sat 11 Jul

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.

Family

The Lion Inside

Tue 30 Jun - Thu 2 Jul

A heart-warming tale about confidence, self-esteem, and a shy little mouse who sets out on a journey to find his roar, from the creators of The Koala Who Could.

extra date added
Donovan with long, wavy grey hair sits against a black background holding a green acoustic guitar. He is wearing a purple fringed jacket over a black top, a long beaded necklace, and a small crescent moon symbol on his forehead.
Music

Donovan

Sat 4 & Sun 5 Jul

The Tale of the Gael Tour

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Ivor Novello winner and one of the most influential songwriters of all time performs a rare solo show at Pavilion Theatre.

David Nihill with his arms crossed, smirking at the camera, with a blue wall behind him Comedy

David Nihill

Fri 10 Jul, 8pm

Taking Tangents

After 177 shows across 17 countries the Dublin-born and US-based comedian and author is coming tp Dún Laoghaire for one night only.

Family

Tales from Acorn Wood

Thu 27 – Sun 30 Aug

Packed full of toe-tapping songs, puppetry, and all the friends from Acorn Wood, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s beloved stories are brought to life on stage for the first time.

Jarlath Regan in a black suit stands holding a microphone up to his smiling face, with a green backdrop Comedy

Jarlath Regan

Sat 5 Sep, 8pm

Gas Man

Ireland’s favourite comedian/Mammy translator returns to the stage with a brand new show packed to the gills with his unique brand of spot on observational material and ridiculous stories.

Shawn Colvin, a woman with short blonde hair, resting her crossed hands near her face, wearing a dark green fur wrap and showing a tattoo on her wrist against a pale background. Music

Shawn Colvin

Tue 20 & Wed 21 Oct, 8pm

30 Years of A Few Small Repairs

The Grammy-winning American singer-songwriter celebrates three decades of her classic album with a rare UK and Ireland tour, reaffirming her vital musical voice.

Bill Laurance sat on stage at a grand piano with moody red/purple lights, and slight haze Music

Bill Laurance

Thu 22 Oct, 8pm

Music Network

Experience the electrifying sound world of the Snarky Puppy founder and pianist whose blend of jazz, classical, electronica and groove has earned him five Grammys.

Martin Taylor, an older man in a dark suit and patterned tie, holding a guitar against a blue background. Music

Martin Taylor

Wed 28 Oct, 8pm

The virtuoso of fingerstyle jazz returns with a brand-new solo show celebrating the golden age of jazz through fresh and evocative arrangements of classic tunes from the Great American Songbook.

Poster for the Solve-Along - a cartoon Jessica Fletcher, holds up a magnifying glass, surrounded by a stylised rotary phone, blank notebook, binoculars, and a typewriter Cinema, Comedy, Matinée

Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote

Sat 31 Oct, 2.30pm & 8pm (Halloween)

The cult hit event returns to Dún Laoghaire for Halloween with the spooky episode “A Witch’s Curse”. Join superfan Tim Benzie and superslueth Jessica Fletcher for a unique and hilarious interactive screening featuring games, prizes and audience participation.

Jay Sefton lays back sideways on a wooden chair, with his left arm outstretched. An image of the Pieta is projected behind him, and you can see that Jay is holding the same pose as Jesus Theatre

Unreconciled

Tue 3 Nov, 8pm

“Powerful, affecting” - BBC

This true story of an adolescent cast as Jesus in a school play directed by an abusive priest is a poignant and at times humorous exploration of family, place, and the meaning of reconciliation.

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.

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.