After its return to the West End and four smash-hit seasons at the Edinburgh Fringe, Myra’s Story, will once again return to Dublin Meet Myra (played by acclaimed actor Fionna Hewitt-Twamley). Myra has fallen on hard times and is now homeless living on the streets of Dublin. Through her “vivid, virtuoso performance” (WhatsOnStage) Hewitt-Twamley plays a variety of unforgettable larger-than-life Dublin characters, recounting the hilarious and heart-wrenching events that have led her to this point in her life. Everyone faces highs and lows in life, and Myra’s Story is a compelling,

Full Scream Ahead! 😱 Welcome to a very special storytelling event for lovers of the supernatural. Over one otherworldly evening, three writers and two performers will present brand new ghost stories made to curdle your blood. The frights aren’t just confined to the stage. Before the show, attendees will have the opportunity to create their own ghost stories*, which could be read on the night. Come join us in the shadows to hear stories that will freeze your bones. Are you brave enough? * Doors open at 7.30pm for audience story creations. Fill out a Creepy Card in Draíocht's F

Here ye, Queer ye! The Beards are BACK! A farcical tale of hope and resilience, Beards by LemonSoap Productions, is a rollicking new musical comedy, bringing Smock Alley audiences all the way back to the Middle Ages! After our sold out run and rave critical acclaim, don’t miss this limited run this Winter. To avoid being burnt at the stake for being gay, medieval siblings Daryl and Erika marry each other's lovers. When one of the lesbians falls pregnant via immaculate conception, both couples must battle their own conflicting feelings as they soon find out that they are about to co-par

Get ready for a fang-tastic time in South Dublin! Join us for Tallaween in Parthalán Place, Tallaght (Fri 30th Oct) from 12pm - 6pm & Spookdalkin in Brú Chrónáin, Round Tower Visitor Centre in Clondalkin (Sun 1st Nov) from 12.30pm - 5.30pm – frightful fun guaranteed! 👻🕷️ Scan the code… if you dare! 👀

The Irish Mythology Podcast hosted by Marcas Ó hUiscín and Stephanie Ní Thiarnaigh, presents a special live Halloween event exploring Samhain, the ancient Irish festival that marked the beginning of winter and the thinning of the boundary between this world and the Otherworld. Drawing on mythology, folklore, archaeology, literature and oral tradition, the evening will take audiences on a journey through Ireland's supernatural heritage, examining the origins of Halloween and the enduring stories of spirits, fairy hosts, omens, the dead and the Otherworld. The event will combine live po

The cult hit event Solve-Along-A-Murder, She Wrote returns to Dún Laoghaire for Halloween with an interactive screening of the spooky Murder, She Wrote episode "A Witch’s Curse". A newcomer to Cabot Cove is suspected of witchcraft, but soon there’s a murder only Jessica (or you!) can solve! Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote returns following riotous presentations in 2025 of Sing a Song of Murder. The show is a unique and hilarious night featuring games, prizes and audience participation, with special permission from NBC Universal Television. Hosted by super-fan Tim Benzie, Solve-Al

Welcome to the mystical worlds of Tim Burton! We invite you to celebrate this Halloween weekend on a journey through the music that made it unforgettable. A unique concert will take place at the iconic O'Reilly Theatre at Belvedere College. From the shimmering wonder of Alice in Wonderland to the festive magic of The Nightmare Before Christmas, from the haunting lyricism of Edward Scissorhands to the eccentric brilliance of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and including the darkly captivating world of Netflix's global phenomenon Wednesday, this concert immerses you in the soundscapes tha

Theater Antigone present Wavelength in collaboration with Outlandish Theatre, as part of their Performance Symposium, Theatre Room: Food for Thought Wavelength is the theatrical embodiment of a real conversation between Haider Al Timimi and Lucius Romeo-Fromm about our polarized world. One arrived in Belgium from Iraq; the other from the United States. Together, they share their concerns about the state of things — echo chambers, cancel culture, our cosmic insignificance, and the growing rift between worldviews that makes coexistence seem impossible. From there, they dance in search

Are we ok? Exploring theatre as a place to feel, to hear, to breathe, to touch and to doubt together. The artists, Fióna Bolger, Tara Bredemeier, James Hosty, David Ferreira-Alves and Maud Hendricks, with the audience, upend and reimagine the conventions of theatre anew. Theatre serves here as a place to relate to our uncanny human existences addressing the collective unconscious at a time when violence and grief are undeniable aspects of our experiences. In this Performance Symposium we will collapse the borders between the internal human experience and the external lived experience —