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Stephen Rea, as Krapp, listens intently to an old reel-to-reel tape machine. He wears a black waistcoat over a white shirt, and the background is pitch black. Theatre

Krapp’s Last Tape by Samuel Beckett

Tue 22 - Fri 25 Jul

Landmark Productions

Following a hugely successful Australian run at the Adelaide Festival and two sell-out runs in Ireland in 2024, Stephen Rea returns to Dublin in Samuel Beckett’s solo masterpiece, directed by Vicky Featherstone.

A barefoot male dancer looks down onto a shimmering disco-ball in the foreground, while a silhouetted female dancer stands in a doorway in the background Theatre, Dance

DANCEHALL BLUES

Thu 31 Jul - Sat 2 Aug

CoisCéim Dance Theatre

Ireland’s dance theatre vanguards are back with the critically acclaimed, sell-out hit of Dublin Fringe 2024! David Bolger’s duet grooves between hope and the dystopia of an angry world. Bold, gripping, unmissable.

Joan Sheehy and Seamus O'Rourke, with glasses of red wine, are lit with the glow of a television, and looking shocked Theatre

The Empty Nest by Oisín Flores Sweeney

Thu 4 & Fri 5 Sep, 8pm

Oisín Flores Sweeney’s debut play is an hilarious piece of theatre that looks at how couples negotiate life after the kids leave, their dreams, disappointments, longings and uncompromising opinions on everything – Gogglebox on speed!

A woman stands on stage with her arms out-stretched and looking up, with mouth open. She is flanked on either side by large review stars. Theatre, Matinée

The Sound Inside by Adam Rapp

Wed 24 Sep - Sun 5 Oct

6 Nominations incl. Best Play, Tonys 2020

The Irish Premiere of Adam Rapp’s spellbinding, critically-acclaimed drama. A solitary Ivy League creative writing professor is captivated by a mysterious freshman student and asks an unthinkable favour.

A young Persian woman, wearing a highly patterned shirt, holds up a bunch of herbs Theatre

My English Persian Kitchen

Tue 21 & Wed 22 Oct, 8pm

Soho Theatre

Written by award-winning Hannah Khalil from the story by Atoosa Sepehr, this life-affirming play chronicles one woman’s quest to start again. What would you take if you had to leave home with no hope of returning?