Experience a truly unforgettable evening as three of Ireland’s most iconic voices come together on one stage. Fiachna Ó'Braonáin, legendary guitarist of Hothouse Flowers, joins forces with renowned broadcaster and music curator Tom Dunne, and acclaimed musician Alan O'Connor, for a night of storytelling, music, and intimate performances.
Expect a blend of heartfelt songs, personal anecdotes, and a celebration of Irish music at its finest. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering their work for the first time, this is a unique live experience not to be missed.
Grab your tickets now and be part of an extraordinary night of music and conversation.
Tickets €30 plus booking fee
Join Nikki & Sarah at the Moat for Sip & Paint.
€35 per person.
8pm - 10pm.
A glass of wine and all materials provided.
Set on the wild coast of County Mayo, a quiet village is thrown into excitement when Christy Mahon arrives claiming he has killed his father.
His shocking story transforms him into a local hero, igniting admiration, jealousy, and romance as the community feeds on the drama.
When the truth begins to surface, legend and reality collide in unexpected ways. J.M. Synge’s darkly comic classic explores identity, storytelling, and the human craving for spectacle with wit, poetry, and bite.
Described as “the hairy Enya,” “the Ryanair Bublé,” and “the nine-volt battery-powered Beethoven,” this unique show blends music, stand-up, and spontaneous storytelling. Expect songs, talking, talking during songs, and even talking while walking around — it’s got the lot.
As seen on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (Channel 4), Live at the Apollo (BBC), and host of the hit podcast What Did You Do Yesterday?
Tickets €27 plus €1.50 booking fee
Acting the Divil explores the funny side of modern fitness culture, the quiet truth of a long-term, childless relationship.
Enya Martin reflects on growing up in the 90s on a council estate, to eventually flying first class to Australia. She explores the many hurdles she’s come up against in life that has shaped her into the comedian she is today, and her mother is still the punch line to most of her jokes!
A funny, heartfelt hour about chasing success while staying true to the people who shaped you.
Tickets €27.50 plus booking fee
We are thrilled to welcome home West End leading lady and award-winning performer Sharon Sexton, originally from Naas and a proud past pupil of St Mary’s College. Sharon returns for her first ever solo concert on this stage since she last appeared here as Liza Minnelli in 2011 and in Girls’ Night – The Musical in 2012.
Tickets €30 plus booking fee
After standing ovations at its debut and rave reviews at the Millennium Forum, the outrageous new comedy NIP & TUCK is coming to a theatre near you!
Set in the fictional town of Ballybigger, the story follows Barbara, who checks in for what should be a simple cosmetic procedure. Instead, she’s swept into a whirlwind of surgical slip-ups, outrageous mix-ups, and a cast of doctors and nurses who are anything but qualified! Add her sharp-tongued best friend Mary Oxter, her sister Majella—determined to try the newest (and strangest) high-tech treatment—and an over-the-top operation scene like no other, and Ballybigger’s clinic is already in chaos.
But just when things couldn’t get any crazier… a mad man on the loose arrives, desperate for a nip and tuck of his own to disguise himself and slip out of the country. Will Barbara survive the madness? Will Majella ever get her “out-of-this-world” procedure? And can anyone stop the runaway mayhem before the stitches come undone?
This over-18s adult comedy is bursting with cheeky humour, wild antics, and all the “stitching up” you’ll need—because you’ll be laughing until your sides split!
Starring entertainer Gary Gamble and a stellar cast of comedy actors and actresses, NIP & TUCK promises an evening of outrageous fun that will leave you in stitches.
Laugh them off before we cut them off!
Join the Transition Year Students of St Mary's College for Musical Memories, part of the 90th Anniversary Celebrations of the founding of the school. This show is a walk down memory-lane of the musicals performed in the rich musical history the students of St Mary's have presented through the decades.
From show-stoppers to toe-tappers come with us as we perform the hits from Anything Goes to Oklahoma, Bugsy Malone to My Fair Lady and many, many more! Join us and relive your Musical Memories. Which musical was yours?
Tickets €20 plus booking fee
From Anne Gildea, the woman who taught you How to Get The Menopause and Enjoy It, returns with her fabulous, hilarious show, Further Adventures in WOMANING. Come along and find out what everyone has been talking about!
Anne weaves a pant-wetting path through a changing half century of womany stuff – exploring the world of the feminine, the mammy, the twerky dancer. From 18-hour girdles and Housewives of The Year, to ripped influencer grannies pumping iron on Insta, from the Sunday drive to the spa break, the joys of Angel Delight and the mystery of the chiffon scarf test, and much, much more.
Tickets €23 plus €1.50 booking fee.
Featuring more than 24 of Queen’s biggest hit songs, including Somebody to Love, Under Pressure, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, We are the Champions and many more, "We Will Rock You" tells the story of a globalized future without musical instruments. A handful of rock rebels, the Bohemians, fight against the all-powerful Globalsoft company and its boss, The Killer Queen.
Described as “the hairy Enya,” “the Ryanair Bublé,” and “the nine-volt battery-powered Beethoven,” this unique show blends music, stand-up, and spontaneous storytelling. Expect songs, talking, talking during songs, and even talking while walking around — it’s got the lot.
As seen on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (Channel 4), Live at the Apollo (BBC), and host of the hit podcast What Did You Do Yesterday?
Tickets €27 plus €1.50 booking fee