Experience the raw emotion of this deeply moving monologue, written by Simon Stephens, the multi-award-winning playwright behind The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Originally performed by Andrew Scott, this powerful production now features Gerard O’Shea under the direction of Fiona Breen for the Offaly Drama Project.

Tickets €15 plus €1.50 booking fee (welcome drink included)

Experience the raw emotion of this deeply moving monologue, written by Simon Stephens, the multi-award-winning playwright behind The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Originally performed by Andrew Scott, this powerful production now features Gerard O’Shea under the direction of Fiona Breen for the Offaly Drama Project.

Tickets €15 plus €1.50 booking fee (welcome drink included)

Hedda is bored –
and when Hedda is bored…
she is dangerous.

Hedda is home from a long and boring honeymoon. With a future of conformity and social restriction looming she amuses herself by toying with other people’s lives – but she may not be the best player in town. And all games have consequences…

An exciting new version of Ibsen’s classic play about how personal trauma can rapidly become public turmoil.

Tickets €20 plus €1.50 booking fee

Hedda is bored –
and when Hedda is bored…
she is dangerous.

Hedda is home from a long and boring honeymoon. With a future of conformity and social restriction looming she amuses herself by toying with other people’s lives – but she may not be the best player in town. And all games have consequences…

An exciting new version of Ibsen’s classic play about how personal trauma can rapidly become public turmoil.

Tickets €20 plus €1.50 booking fee

Hedda is bored –
and when Hedda is bored…
she is dangerous.

Hedda is home from a long and boring honeymoon. With a future of conformity and social restriction looming she amuses herself by toying with other people’s lives – but she may not be the best player in town. And all games have consequences…

An exciting new version of Ibsen’s classic play about how personal trauma can rapidly become public turmoil.

Tickets €20 plus €1.50 booking fee

Hedda is bored –
and when Hedda is bored…
she is dangerous.

Hedda is home from a long and boring honeymoon. With a future of conformity and social restriction looming she amuses herself by toying with other people’s lives – but she may not be the best player in town. And all games have consequences…

An exciting new version of Ibsen’s classic play about how personal trauma can rapidly become public turmoil.

Tickets €20 plus €1.50 booking fee

Hedda is bored –
and when Hedda is bored…
she is dangerous.

Hedda is home from a long and boring honeymoon. With a future of conformity and social restriction looming she amuses herself by toying with other people’s lives – but she may not be the best player in town. And all games have consequences…

An exciting new version of Ibsen’s classic play about how personal trauma can rapidly become public turmoil.

Tickets €20 plus €1.50 booking fee

Brian Brady Youth Theatre are thrilled to present their end of camp showcase. The talented youngsters will take you on a trip of song, dance & drama.

They can’t wait to show you what they’ve been working on all summer long!

Tickets €15 plus €1.50 booking fee

Brian Brady Youth Theatre are thrilled to present their end of camp showcase. The talented youngsters will take you on a trip of song, dance & drama.

They can’t wait to show you what they’ve been working on all summer long!

Tickets €15 plus €1.50 booking fee

'The Memory of Water' by Shelagh Stephenson won the Laurence Olivier award for Best new Comedy in 2000.  It is a hugely moving and darkly comedic emotional rollercoaster of a play that moves at pace and keeps us hooked from start to finish.

'The Memory of Water' by Shelagh Stephenson won the Laurence Olivier award for Best new Comedy in 2000.  It is a hugely moving and darkly comedic emotional rollercoaster of a play that moves at pace and keeps us hooked from start to finish.

'The Memory of Water' by Shelagh Stephenson won the Laurence Olivier award for Best new Comedy in 2000.  It is a hugely moving and darkly comedic emotional rollercoaster of a play that moves at pace and keeps us hooked from start to finish.