What we’re about
Fancy a night out at the theatre and meeting new people? The intent of this group is to arrange meetups to go to an eclectic mix of theatre across Dublin a few times each month. Plan is to meet up for a drink and a chat before the shows.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- 101 Dalmatians Musical (Gaiety Theatre)The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin 2
When fashionista Cruella de Vil plots to swipe all the Dalmatian puppies in town to create her fabulous new fur coat, there’s trouble ahead for Pongo and Perdi and their litter of adorable, tail-wagging young pups. Dodie Smith’s classic canine caper is brought to life on stage with spectacular puppetry, show-stopping choreography, witty songs and irresistible puppies! Kym Marsh (Coronation Street, Hear’say) is starring as Cruella De Vil.
Please arrange your own ticket. Feel welcome to add your seat no. to the comments for others to find adjacent seats.
- In Person: Gaiety Theatre Box Office South King Street, Dublin 2. Mon – Fri 11pm – 6pm (subject to performance schedule)
- Online bookings: http://ticketmaster.ie/
- Harvest - A Tribute to Neil YoungNeeds location
##### After seeing tickets for their November 2023 show sell-out, Harvest, Ireland’s premier Neil Young Tribute act, are delighted to announce a new fully seated show in 3Olympia Theatre for Saturday 21st September 2024.
Tickets priced from €27 including booking fee & €1.50 restoration levy and on sale now with www.ticketmaster.ie
Harvest: A Tribute To Neil Young are a 8 piece band who have been thrilling audiences and fans of Neil Young for over 12 years. Formed in 2009, the band have played all over Ireland, selling out shows in Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Dundalk & Kilkenny year after year.
The band perform annually at the Electric Picnic arts festival and recently played to a full house at the Ballykeeffe Amphitheatre
A typical Harvest show includes passionate performances of firm favourites “Heart of Gold”, “Old Man”, “Out On The Weekend”, “Harvest Moon”, “The Needle And The Damage Done” and incendiary versions of “Rockin’ In The Free World”, “Cortez The Killer”, “Down By The River”, “Cinnamon Girl” and “Like A Hurricane” to name but a few.
If you like Neil Young, you will love Harvest - Agreement (Gate Theatre)Gate Theatre, Dublin 1
Set in April 1998 as the main political parties in Northern Ireland, the British government and the Irish government, all under the watchful eye of Senator George Mitchell, try to hammer out a deal that could pave the way for peace in Northern Ireland.
★★★★★
“An outstanding evening, a landmark play, a thoroughly deserved five stars”
THE IRISH TIMES
★★★★
THE GUARDIAN
★★★★
THE TIMES
★★★★
THE IRISH INDEPENDENTPlease purchase your own ticket from the Gate Theatre or online and can add your seat no. to the comments for others to find adjacent seats.
Agreement by Owen McCafferty and directed by Charlotte Westernra is produced by Belfast’s Lyric Theatre, and was first produced as part of the events to mark the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.
The production revisits the days leading up to the signing of the historic accord and features the main players involved in the discussions, including Mo Mowlam, Senator Mitchell, John Hume, Tony Blair, Bertie Ahern, Gerry Adams and David Trimble.
The production was nominated for a UK Theatre Award for Best New Play, and won three BroadwayWorld Ireland Awards including Best Director. As part of this Gate presentation, the production will run during the 2024 Dublin Theatre Festival.
Not open - Dublin Theatre Festival - Sandpaper On Sunburn (matinee)Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin 8
- When - Show starts at 2.30pm. Drinks afterwards in The Porterhouse, Temple Bar.
- Full price tickets are €31.50 and available here.
Description: 2hrs incl. interval
Freya’s always been sensitive. Difficult, some say. Funny how those words have started to mean the same thing.Jack is four and he’s having a meltdown because his grandad won’t let him play with the birthday candles. His Auntie Freya’s also having a meltdown. She’s twenty-four but is hers really any different? It’s September 2018 and everyone’s living in a new, more inclusive Ireland after two referendums and one hot summer. We’re all redefining ourselves. And so is Freya. She got dumped. But when her ex shows up at her parents’ door along with unexpected news, it feels like anything is possible again. Can sensitive, difficult Freya learn to see herself anew?
The personal becomes political in Sandpaper On Sunburn, a funny and fascinating exploration of identity and family in this world premiere by David Horan (The Blackwater Lightship, Class).
