The Classic Beatles, the world's only tribute act endorsed by Sir George Martin are excited to take you there in a 2hr visit to 1965 packed with ground breaking hits, multi media and the historic musical pivot from black and white to colour. It's the perfect night out for the Beatle nut in your life.

Tickets €28 plus €1.50 booking fee

Singer-Songwriters Patrick Silke, Willie Headon and Pete Kavanagh gather for a ‘Songwriters In The Round’ gig, at The Moat Theatre on Saturday August 2nd 2025 at 8pm. There may also be a guest or two joining us on the night.

Known as "In the Round," these gigs bring together 3 Songwriters, who take turns performing their own songs (maybe a cover or 2) while sharing the personal stories and inspiration behind them. It’s all about creating a relaxed, cosy atmosphere where the artists connect with the audience on a deeper level. 

You’ll hear the funny, heartfelt and sometimes unexpected tales that shaped their music, which is a unique and insightful experience.  It's a show that's full of great tunes, good vibes and stories that stay with you long after the night is over.

These 3 singer-songwriters are all founding members of The Muddy River Band, who are currently touring nationwide,  performing the songs of Van Morrison,  Neil Young and Bob Dylan.

This is a rare and unique opportunity to catch them together performing a set of their own compositions.

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

When we hear the word ‘cult’, we might think about notorious religious groups such as Heaven’s Gate, Children of God, and Scientologists. But cults and other high control groups are everywhere, and they definitely are not always religious in character, with some luring people in under the false pretence of wellness and personal growth. 

It’s estimated there are around 2,000 cults in operation in the UK today, and 10,000 in the United States. Research from The Family Survival Trust in 2022 called this phenomenon a “hidden epidemic" in the UK, estimating thousands of adults and children are being deceived into joining cult groups. This talk examines the psychology of cults: what draws people to join cults, why they might stay, and what cult leaders and leadership members get out of controlling people.

Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7:30pm - come down early to grab a good seat!

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

In the world of tribute bands, few acts can capture the magic of the original quite like our tribute band dedicated to the legendary Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Inspired by the iconic harmonies and timeless hits of this beloved group, we proudly present MADE IN JERSEY, a heart-warming nod to the music that has defined generations. 

Tickets €28 plus €1.50 booking fee