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19 Feb 2026

First look at Heaven by Eugene O’Brien. The multi award-winning Heaven is set in the Irish midlands, during the weekend of a local wedding. Mairead and Mal are struggling to keep their marriage together. Perhaps attending a wedding will help, or it might raise questions that are difficult to answer. First commissioned and produced on stage by Fishamble: The New Play Company. 📆Until 21 Feb. 📷Declan Brennan

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04 Mar 2026

Calendar Girls Is Open

Calendar Girls is 🌻OPEN 🌻 “It makes you laugh, it makes you cry, and it leaves you feeling better about life than you did when you entered the theatre.” - The Telegraph. Following the death of a husband, a group of ordinary women in a small Yorkshire village do the extraordinary by producing an “alternative” nude calendar, resulting in unexpected fame, personal growth, and strained relationships. Running until Saturday.

26 Feb 2026

Easter Show Announced!

We are so excited to announce our Easter show for all the family; The Chocolate Shop Has Lost Its Hop! With chart-topping pop hits, comedy for all ages, and a very special meet-and-greet with the Easter Bunny after the show, it’s the perfect Easter treat for the entire family. Running from 3-5th April - learn more and book at the link below!

17 Feb 2026

Meet Your Workshop Facilitator

A little bit about the workshop facilitator behind Climate, Caregiving and Creativity - An Exploratory Workshop. Roseanne Lynch is an actor, playwright, theatre-maker and mother. This year, she is taking part in Irish Theatre Institute’s Six in the Attic programme (Virtual Attic, Kildare). She is Co-Artistic Director of Darn Skippy Productions, a multidisciplinary company telling stories through theatre, film and music. Her new play in development, Waterbirth, is a surreal exploration of pregnancy, climate grief and the transition into motherhood. This Exploratory Workshop is a space for participants to explore their relationship with the climate crisis and how it connects to their experience as a caregiver, through creative practices like movement, writing, drawing and group reflection 📆4th March