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- Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares - Bulgarian Folklore Music Concert (NCH)National Concert Hall, Dublin 2
Corrected date: 25 September 2025
Plan to have a pre-show drink at the NCH bar from around 7pm, if anyone feels like joining. I'll confirm closer to the show.
Please buy your own ticket here: https://www.nch.ie/all-events-listing/tradition-now-les-mystere-des-voix-bulgares-sep25/
About the show:
Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares are a female vocal ensemble, founded in 1952 as the Ensemble for Folk Songs of the Bulgarian Radio. Originally formed to record traditional folk songs arranged for multiple voices their otherworldly sound would go on to captivate listeners beyond Bulgaria’s borders, influencing artists from Kate Bush to Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance, earning a cult following worldwide. With special guest Landless.If you have never seen them live, I would highly recommend this experience. They are an a cappella choir bringing medieval European folklore traditions into the modern world with contemporary arrangements. It's something quite unique musically. Some background info available here: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/jun/06/we-fall-like-cosmic-rain-how-the-mystery-of-the-bulgarian-voices-became-global-stars
- The Sound Inside matinée (Pavillion Theatre)The Pavillion Theatre, County Dublin
## Pulitzer Prize finalist Adam Rapp’s (Red Light Winter) critically acclaimed drama is a spellbindingly intimate and haunting story about the intersection between art and the most private corners of the human heart.
Please secure your own ticket. Welcome to add the number to the comments for others to find adjacent seats.
- Poor (Gate Theatre) *Sold out*The Gate Theatre, Dublin 1
POOR charts Katriona O’Sullivan’s extraordinary journey as she emerges from a childhood marked by poverty, addiction and homelessness. Please book your own ticket: welcome to add your seat number in the comments so others can find seats nearby.
About:
Moving to Dublin from her home in Birmingham, POOR follows O’Sullivan as she overcomes seemingly insurmountableobstacles to earn a PhD from Trinity College Dublin and inspire a generation through her writing, teaching and speaking. This unforgettable story is vividly and movingly portrayed through her close relationships with family and friends, and thrums with the music that has resonated through her life.
This Gate Theatre and Belgrade Theatre Coventry World Premiere will be a beacon of hope, resilience and community, and will be a catalyst for discussion and change around the most critical social issues of our time.ADVISORY: Contains strong language, and references to addiction, sexual assault, drug use, and domestic violence.
