About Us

The Mill Theatre Dundrum
Mill Theatre Seat PlanView from the control room. Barry's view. www.milltheatre.ie View from stage left. www.milltheatre.ie The Maureen O'Hara StudioThe Castlethorn RoomPanoramic shot from the back of auditorium
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Mill Theatre Dundrum is located in the heart of Dundrum Town Centre - by the Mill Pond. 
Since opening in May 2006 we have staged a wide variety of performing arts, community theatre, visual art, comedy, music, and children's shows. The Theatre brings many people together both on and off stage. It has become a focal point of the community in South Dublin and a home for local groups and stage schools.

If you have any queries about hiring the theatre or our rehearsal spaces please call Karen on 01-2969340 or email manager [at] milltheatre [dot] ie

The Maureen O'Hara Studio 

An intimate performance space. Seating capacity: 40. Suitable for performances and also available for private hire during the day as rehearsal or meeting space.

The Castlethorn Room

Available for private hire for rehearsals, meetings, classes. Equipped with floor to ceiling mirrors. 

If you wish to view the theatre or book any of our rooms for a meeting or rehearsal space please contact the manager Karen Carleton to make an appointment: manager [at] milltheatre [dot] ie

The Mill Bar

Situated on Level B1, the bar is open 1 hour before showtimes, during intervals and after most shows. A full bar, we also stock a selection of snacks, ice-cream and non-alcoholic beverages. To make your evening more enjoyable and stress-free you can pre-order your interval drinks at the bar before the show.

The Drama League of Ireland

Situated on the Ground Floor Level G are the Office & Library of The Drama League of Ireland. 

‘Inspiring excellence in amature theatre’ The Drama League of Ireland aims to support, nurture and enhance the aspirations and activities of practitioners in the amateur theatre sector through education, training, advocacy and advisory services. As the national resource service for the amateur theatre community in Ireland and as a voluntary arts organisation, the DLI seeks to o develop, maintain and improve services for voluntary arts practitioners.

More Info: http://www.dli.ie