Look out at the snow, look upon the stage, page or screen, and think of all the stories that have gone before yours, all the stories that have survived and been revived, and the stories that will still be held in flurries of snow and pages of plays decades and centuries from now.
The nights might feel long and dark at the moment, but there’s always light to be found. Let the theatre lights brighten your evening, and let them shine a light on the stories of those that need to be cared for and stood up for now more than ever.
This October, At the Glass Mask Theatre, Witness our hero's efforts to survive this way of life– Nasty Reviews! Botched Auditions! And A Life-Scarring Nativity!
A vivid, urgent and personal portrait of Dublin at a crossroads of past and present. Starjazzer is a fever dream exploration of grief, sexuality and hope.
After decades abroad, Shane returns to a multicultural Ireland he barely recognizes. He discovers surprising connections, including an unknown daughter and a black teenage grandson facing gangland threats...
With September comes a new school year and, while I reckon it’s a while since you or I were pulling on an itchy jumper and knee high socks that frustratingly slid and bunched at our ankles, I think it’s time we got our timetable for the term.
