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Claire Martin, A smiling blonde woman in a bright pink patterned blouse, leans on a vintage-style speaker against a deep red background. Music

Claire Martin & Jim Mullen Group

Wed 4 Nov, 8pm

“Our finest jazz singer” - The Times

A intimate night of Great American Song book classics and beyond with the recipient of eight British Jazz Awards, her longtime collaborator, and an all-star band.

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.

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 Seranna” and her talented musicians, alongside local special guest Joyce Richardson.

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.

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!

Man with dark hair and light stubble sits relaxed in a wooden armchair against a plain light background. He wears a black jacket, dark shirt, beige trousers, and brown leather shoes, with one leg crossed over the other. His expression is calm and thoughtful. A bandoneon (accordion-like instrument) rests on the floor beside him. Music

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 picture of two female singles dressed in 60s style, performing in front of a large crowd Music

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.

Phil Coulter in a cream blazer and light blue shirt stands beside a glossy black grand piano with the lid open, smiling at the camera. Music

Phil Coulter

Sun 6 Dec, 8pm

Phil’s 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as he takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60-year career.

A studio portrait of a Chris Kent, a man with short dark hair and light stubble, wearing a dark jacket over a light shirt. He faces slightly to one side with a neutral expression. The background is teal with soft, even lighting. Comedy

Chris Kent

Thu 14 Jan, 8pm

That’s All I Need Now!

A brand new show packed with his signature laid-back storytelling and brilliantly relatable observations.

Deirdre O'Kane is pictured centre of the image against a bright yellow background, she is wearing a black suit, her hand is held out toward the camera, she is making a rude gesture holding up a finger. Comedy

Deirdre O’Kane

Thu 16, Sat 18 & Sun 19 Sep 2027

All the Rage

With her trademark wit and sharp eye, O’Kane turns irritation, absurdity and outrage into beautifully observed stand-up in her brand-new, sharp and fiercely funny show.