theatres ireland

Chrysotheres present METSANSKAYIA ST. NO. 3
11th ­ 17th September Liberty Hall Dublin This production is part of the Magnet Entertainment Dublin Fringe Festival ¹06
Featuring three lovers, seven songs, and eight roles for our narrator, Metsanskayia St. No. 3 is a Russian romantic triangle as seen through Greek eyes. Set in 1926 Moscow during an acute housing crisis, this very unique production is a funny and serious piece of theatre, incorporating silent film slapstick, farce,...

One of the most popular festivals in Ireland, Enniskillen Theatre Festival nominates its winners to both the All Ireland Finals in Athlone and the Ulster Finals in the Lyric Theatre Belfast.

This year the newly re-vamped festival club night spot will be promoted as a separate feature with a varied programme of music and entertainment each night after the show. The festival will feature a variety of different plays from some of the top amateur companies in Ireland....

290 seat theatre designed to stage the most ambitious musical and theatrical productions. In addition to the main theatre, there is a studio for rehearsals and smaller events, an exhibition area, two bars and restaurant facilities. Restaurant open for morning coffee and lunches, Mon-Sat.

A wide-ranging programme of events suits all tastes including Christmas Shows, dance, pop, jazz and classical concerts, local drama and musical productions, traditional and folk events, youth and chil...

Clonmel boasts a strong and growing number of amateur dramatic societies which offer excellent productions of well-known and interesting plays and musicals. The Clonmel Theatre Guild, founded in 1969, presently produces three plays per season including their very successful Dinner - Theatre nights at the Clonmel Arms Hotel.

St. Mary's Choral Society, based in the White Memorial Theatre, Clonmel, produce at least three shows yearly, packed full of music, dance and laughs....

An Grianán Theatre opened its doors in October 1999 and has since fulfilled its role in the town of Letterkenny hosting a range of plays and cultural events. it has 383 seats. Show that are preformed here included comedy, music, drama and much more....

Hawk's Well Theatre, named after a W.B. Yeats' play, is a thriving theatre and conference centre on Temple Street and is housed in the same complex as the headquarters of North West Tourism, the Regional Tourism Organisation.

Opened in 1982 this theatre and conference centre provides a continuous programme of entertainment throughout the year....

The building was originally a church however  following extensive restoration it now houses the main venue in the South West for Theatre, Music and Dance. St John's runs a broad programme throughout the year feacturing local, national and international productions....