Handel’s Semele

Its lyrical arias and dramatic choruses, coupled with a unique mixture of tragedy and comedy make Semele one of the richest and most compelling of all Handel operas.

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As part of Dublin Theatre Festival

An anxious portrait of a delirious couple whose baby won’t stop crying which delves into the dissonances, anxieties, and absurdities of life and relationships in the modern world.

Heaven

From Fishamble as part of Dublin Theatre Festival

Eugene O’Brien returns to County Offaly 20 years after the premiere of his acclaimed play, EDEN in this new poignant, funny, beautiful play which is full of humanity.

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MÁM

Following the success of his acclaimed re-imagining of the world-famous ballet, Swan Lake/Loch na hEala, Michael Keegan-Dolan and Teaċ Daṁsa have created another mythic yet timely production that acknowledges how life’s polarities can on occasion come together and find resolution.

Manchán Magan: Arán & Im

A theatrical performance in which writer and documentary filmmaker Manchán Magan bakes sourdough bread while offering insights into the wonders of the Irish language – exploring potent words of landscape, terms of intuition and insight, and the many phrases that bring to life the mysterious glory of our natural world.

Donizetti’s Don Pasquale

The unorthodox love triangle between Don Pasquale, Ernesto and Norina yields a hilarious and touching masterpiece that takes a riotously entertaining slant on a threat of disinheritance, a mock marriage, and a spendthrift wife who believes husbands should be seen and not heard