Seamus O'Rourke stars in John B. Keane's The Love Hungry Farmer at the Viking Theatre, Clontarf — nightly except Sundays, 28 September to 10 October 2026 at 8pm. All seats €25.
Late Night Station, a sharp-edged darkly comic drama from The New Theatre, runs in Dublin from 7 to 11 July 2026. Running time 70 minutes. Tickets from €20.
The Last Pagans, a world premiere by Stephen Jones directed by Rex Ryan, runs at Glass Mask Theatre, Dawson Street, Dublin from 17 November to 5 December 2026. Special-offer nights €20, standard €35.
ANU Productions’ immersive new work on the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes, inside the National Archives of Ireland, 11-14 June 2026. All performances sold out.
Gúna Nua's fast-paced comedy drama about love, memory and parenting runs at the Viking Theatre, Clontarf, nightly except Sundays from 15 to 27 June 2026. Tickets €20.
Elysium, Nevada brings Barry McKinley’s darkly comic desert play to the Viking Theatre, Clontarf, Dublin, 6–13 June 2026. A Bewley’s Café Theatre production. All seats €20.
Eva O'Connor's rollercoaster romance The Kerryman plays Glass Mask Theatre, Dublin, nightly to 20 June 2026, directed by Rex Ryan with Sean Fox and Lauren Larkin. Tickets EUR 24/35; the early-June dates are sold out.
Theatre, music, comedy and classical across Ireland this June 2026 - ANU’s Good Luck Club, The Kerryman, Elysium Nevada, SYNAPSES and a Bloomsday breakfast. Book direct on TakeYourSeats.ie.
After ten years and seven weeks apart, Rhys returns at midnight for one last reckoning. The Argument of Us plays The New Theatre, Dublin, 19–30 May 2026. From €15
