A lonely twelve-year old with a bucket load of street smarts discovers resilience and how to stand up for herself against pretty EPIC odds in the charming, and only sometimes scary, A Suburban Legend.
Co-founder/directors Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala invite us to enter the joyous, complex world of juggling and choreography with this eye-opening user guide to their performance. It’s an animated self-portrait of a pioneering duo and their company, with a repertoire of some thirty productions staged more than six thousand times all over the world.
By the Light of the Silvery Moon is a special evening of Irish stories for grown-ups, told through words, sounds and music with storyteller/Seanchaí Aindrias de Staic. He is supported by harpist Aisling Lyons and percussionist Brian Fleming.
Get an intimate workshop with Co-founder/directors Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala, ideal for professional performers of all levels.
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
Bram Stoker Festival presents the Irish Live Premiere of this radical reimagining of the cult horror film Night of the Living Dead. I am NOT legend, by Andrea Mastrovito, is a work of horror film-art for our times with a pulsing soundtrack produced by Irish composer Matthew Nolan. Presented for viewing at home at Bram Stoker Festival 2020, this screening and live score is the first opportunity for Irish audiences to see the film as it's meant to be seen - on a big screen, in the company of others!
Artist and filmmaker Andrea Mastrovito adds new flesh to one of the masterpieces of horror cinema, Night of the Living Dead, creating a screenplay composed entirely of quotes from famous films, books and other sources. I am NOT legend will send shivers down your spine as it investigates concepts of identity in our time and the existential threat of zombies on the doorstep.
Using his unique technique of drawing, painting, and physically ripping paper by hand, Mastrovito has augmented the film’s original frames to create a completely new story arc. His characters use the words and gestures of others to propel his narrative forward, which Mastrovito likens to how people communicate today via social media and memes – reusing and recycling quotes and images from other sources to comment on their own experiences.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
If Glasnevin Cemetery tells the story of Irish independence, then Mount Jerome is the cemetery that captures Dublin’s Victorian Age.
Join historian, author and host of the hugely popular podcast Three Castles Burning Donal Fallon on this specially-commissioned walking tour of one of Dublin’s most fascinating square miles: eternal home to one of the finest collections of Victorian memorials, tombs, vaults and crypts in Ireland.
Amidst the headstones you’ll encounter important names in the Irish supernatural tradition, like William Wilde and Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, and hear of their links to Bram Stoker and the Dublin of his time.
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
If Glasnevin Cemetery tells the story of Irish independence, then Mount Jerome is the cemetery that captures Dublin’s Victorian Age.
Join historian, author and host of the hugely popular podcast Three Castles Burning Donal Fallon on this specially-commissioned walking tour of one of Dublin’s most fascinating square miles: eternal home to one of the finest collections of Victorian memorials, tombs, vaults and crypts in Ireland.
Amidst the headstones you’ll encounter important names in the Irish supernatural tradition, like William Wilde and Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, and hear of their links to Bram Stoker and the Dublin of his time.
If Glasnevin Cemetery tells the story of Irish independence, then Mount Jerome is the cemetery that captures Dublin’s Victorian Age.
Join historian, author and host of the hugely popular podcast Three Castles Burning Donal Fallon on this specially-commissioned walking tour of one of Dublin’s most fascinating square miles: eternal home to one of the finest collections of Victorian memorials, tombs, vaults and crypts in Ireland.
Amidst the headstones you’ll encounter important names in the Irish supernatural tradition, like William Wilde and Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, and hear of their links to Bram Stoker and the Dublin of his time.
Dublin-based horror film, art and music club Slaughterhouse have been packing out unusual venues across the city with sold out screenings for the last year. From warehouse spaces and tattoo parlours to wine bars and plant shops, they're giving cult horror classics fresh life with live re-scores, discussions, and art exhibits inspired by the films and are upping the ante once more for Bram Stoker Festival.
In (reportedly) Dublin’s most haunted church, Slaughterhouse will screen F.W. Murnau's classic 'good vs evil' epic, 'FAUST' (1926), with a soundtrack chosen and mixed live by internationally renowned DJ, SHAMPAIN.
Gather your freakiest, funnest mates and book now for an oddball electronic experience like no other this October Bank Holiday weekend.
A fascinating journey into prisons, asylums, and other places of confinement haunted by Bram Stoker
Years before the publication of Dracula, Stoker was granted unrestricted entry to the infamous Millbank Prison, on the banks of the Thames in London. Inside these walls, he crossed paths with renowned criminals, fraudsters and killers. One particular encounter with an Irish prisoner, entangled in a web of violence spanning Ireland and Britain, left an indelible mark on Stoker's imagination.
These haunting real-life experiences may have served as the foundation for some of the novel’s most memorable characters: Renfield, the asylum patient, and Dr. John Seward, the keeper of the asylum.
Join Dr. Jason McElligott, Director of Marsh’s Library, for this captivating lecture; a deep-dive into the murky, real-life people and places which informed Stoker’s masterpiece.
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
Bram Stoker is undoubtedly the most celebrated Irish author of the supernatural, but the story of this literature in an Irish context does not begin or end with him. In this special live edition of the Three Castles Burning podcast, historian Donal Fallon is joined by author and publisher Brian J. Showers of Swan River Press and the actor Kathy Rose O'Brien. They’ll delve into the works of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (of course), Katharine Tynan and Dorothy MacArdle, among others, and explore their links to Stoker and the Dublin of his time at this special live recording of the Three Castles Burning podcast.
This event takes place at the Graduate Memorial Building in Trinity College, home to the College’s Historical and Philosophical Societies - both of which record Stoker as auditor during his time as a student. The Hist was recently recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest student society in the world. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to visit one of Dublin’s most storied venues.
This event is presented in partnership with the College Historical Society at Trinity College Dublin.
Experience the twisted world of Monsieur Pompier's Travelling Freakshow, the freakiest cabaret act around! This mind-bending cabaret lifts the veil onto a surreal world packed with bizarre ballads and maniacal music about inside-out cats, hedgehog swallowers and devious doctors.
Oddballs and outcasts, misfits and ne'er do wells will delight in this deliciously dark cabaret, with a full band performing chaotic and increasingly frenzied numbers which will leave you wondering if you’re in the Sugar Club or in the middle of a fever dream.
As Monsieur Pompier mesmerises you with his manic melodies, his band of fantastic freaks bring the songs to life in an raucous smash of the strange and hilariously unsettling.
Having captivated audiences this summer at Body & Soul and Electric Picnic, Monsieur Pompier presents "Nightmaresville”
On this comedy tour, your vampiric guides will present you with a range of modern works, and old familiars, and seek your help in finally answering: “Do the Vampires Approve?” Join Underthings, an improv and sketch duo, for this tour with a twist exclusively at Bram Stoker Festival.
This rare opportunity to explore thirty key documents has been meticulously curated to offer fascinating insights into Stoker's research and writing process and grant a rare glimpse into his creative mind. By following the trail of clues, you'll gain insights into the intricate connections between the papers, exposing the secrets of how Dracula came to life on the pages of this iconic novel.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
This Halloween, sink your teeth into the National Museum of Ireland’s collections at Collins Barracks.
Join a free tour with Museum guide to discover the chills, ills, and kills in Collins Barracks 300-year long history.
