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A New Musical by Mick Flannery
★★★★★ The Irish Mail on Sunday

A gritty new musical drama set on the western edge of Ireland in the 1970s that sweeps audiences into the emotional undertow of its story and song.

A one-man show that tells the fun-filled story of Bloomsday - June 16th 1904 - the iconic day around which James Joyce’s Ulysses is based, guiding you through the curious events and quirky characters of Ulysses.

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.

Starring Garrett Lombard

Four Rivers returns to the stage with Eoin Colfer’s acclaimed, blackly comedic and very moving play about love, life, death and the Thompson Twins.

Once Off Productions

An odyssey through deep rural Ireland, battle and imprisonment during WWI, the great cabarets of Weimar Berlin and on through to a tentative homecoming after 50 years of exile.

Fishamble: The New Play Company

A new play about friendship, motherhood and coming to terms with your worst mistakes, from the writer of My Name is Saoirse, Mustard, Maz & Bricks and Chicken.

By the Light of the Silvery Moon

The bardic seanchaí collaborates with percussionist Brian Fleming and harpist Aisling Lyons on this afternoon of Irish stories for grown-ups told through words, sounds and music.

Opera Collective Ireland

Jane Austen’s novel as you have not seen it before: reimagined for today’s audiences with music by Ivor Novello winner Jonathan Dove and libretto by Alasdair Middleton.

Fishamble & Staatstheater Mainz

Acclaimed director Jim Culleton leads this Irish/German co-production with an international cast that includes Mary Murray and Aidan Kelly, with music by Steve Wickham.

Decadent Theatre

This new play is an uplifting and heartbreaking account of Irish writer Nuala O’Faoláin’s trip to Berlin in the month before she passed away from cancer.

“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.