Freehouse

This event has ended

Samuel Beckett Theatre, Saturday 7th May - Saturday 21st May

A happening all day – Come and go as you please

Created by: Andrew Bennett, Aedín Cosgrove, Leon Henry,Clare Howe, Faith Jones, Ros Kavanagh, Simon Kenny, Signe Lurey, Anthony Morris, Gina Moxley, Anna Sheils and Gavin Quinn.

FREEHOUSE is on from 3pm-9pm at the Samuel Beckett Theatre May 7-21.

FREEHOUSE is a live happening featuring live music, film, death masks, kitchen sinks, nerf guns, diaries and more.


Date:
Saturday 7th May - Saturday 21st May
Time:
3.00pm
Price:
€5
Address:
Samuel Beckett Theatre, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Samuel Beckett Theatre, Dublin, Ireland

You might also like...

What's on

My Real Life

Civic Theatre

In this stunning one-man play directed by Heather Hadrill, Wexford man Noel records his thoughts for a friend to provide ‘a bit of a speech for the afters’. We soon learn the ‘afters’ in question concern Noel’s own funeral. He has been diagnosed with MS and decides to spend what is possibly the last hour of his life re-living the highs and lows of the past forty years. My Real Life is shot through with Eoin Colfer’s trademark humour and compassion. It promises to be a night at the theatre that will stay with you for a long time.

What's on

OKLAHOMA!

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

This bold, homegrown production will bring the beloved musical to life in a fresh and exciting way, powered by the very best of Irish creative talent. Showcasing Irish creativity and craft on Ireland’s most prestigious stage, audiences can expect one rootin’-tootin’, show-stoppin’ good time! This Bord Gáis Energy Theatre production will showcase OKLAHOMA! as audiences have never seen it before — bringing a vibrant new perspective to this groundbreaking musical while celebrating all the timeless songs you know and love, including Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’, I’m Just a Girl W

What's on

The Magic Glasses

Bewley's Cafe Theatre

The year is 1913, but like a contemporary phone-addicted teenager, Jaymoney Shanahan spends his days up in the loft staring into his magic glasses, hearing strange music and seeing incredible visions. His distraught parents finally call in the fabled Morgan Quille, hoping he can cure this incurable of his wicked ways. Is Quille a genuine faith healer or a fake of a quack doctor? What will happen when a violent exorcism is attempted in this Kerry country kitchen? With riotous humour, language of astonishing richness, and the highest of hi-jinx, The Magic Glasses is a mini-masterpiece by t