Theatre Manager Announced

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26 Mar 2026

We are delighted to announce the appointment of our new Theatre Manager Lauren O’Toole. A note from our Artistic Director, Michelle King: “We are thrilled to have Lauren join us as our new Theatre Manager at dlr Mill Theatre. Lauren brings a wealth of experience in theatre management, particularly from her time at venues such as The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre and the Gaiety School of Acting. We are looking forward to seeing all the wonderful things we will achieve together and how Lauren’s valuable expertise will shape the future of the dlr Mill Theatre.” Welcome to the team, Lauren!

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23 Mar 2026

Competition!

WIN A FAMILY VISIT to our Easter Show PLUS a €50 Milano Voucher 🎊🍕 We are so excited to celebrate our Easter Show ‘The Chocolate Shop Has Lost Its Hop’ with this very special giveaway. Enter by visiting our Instagram or Facebook pages at the link below.

16 Mar 2026

Q&A with Olivier Award Winner

Last week we had the privilege of hosting a Q&A for our Mavens with Suzie Miller, playwright behind Olivier Award winning Prima Facie as well Inter Alia, Anna K and more 🎭 Suzie kindly shared insights into her writing process and how theatre can challenge audiences to rethink deeply rooted societal issues. It was a fascinating look at how storytelling can spark conversation and change. A huge thank you to Suzie for your generous time and inspirational perspective ✨

12 Mar 2026

A Journey Through the Teenage Brain

Psycho Spaghetti: Ger Carey is back with his hilarious stand-up comedy show for transition year students. By secretly observing his subjects in their natural habitat, such as leaning on lampposts, inside chippers, outside chippers, in shopping centres and sitting on any kind of wall, Ger has uncovered the weird and frightening world of the teenager! The aim of the show is to get teenagers to laugh at themselves and appreciate the differences in others. 📆18-19 March ⏰10:30am & 1pm 📧Book by emailing info@milltheatre.ie or by 📞Calling 01 296 9340 Image by Peter O’Reilly