Starring All Ireland winning actors Sarah Gallagher and Conor O’Connell and directed by All Ireland winning director Padraic Doyle, with Lighting by All Ireland winning Lighting Designer, Conor Sweeney, this is a night you don’t want to miss!! 

Being a vampire sucks, but being Dracula's younger brother is driving Jackula batty.

Join Jackula on a spooktacular quest to step out of his older brother's shadow and become the world’s first fun vampire. Laugh as Jackula makes his pet ghost dance. Gasp as Jackula balances a stack of five glasses of water on his face. Smile as children help him perform spellbinding tricks. An inspirational tale of being true to oneself and following your dreams. Enjoy magic, juggling, and tricks that entertain the whole family.   

Show time: 80 minutes  

Target Audience:  4 - 12

Dan McCabe is one of Ireland’s most compelling folk voices, blending traditional Irish ballads with a contemporary sound. Since going viral in 2020, he has achieved chart-topping releases, completed three sold-out Irish tours and performed at venues including Áras an Uachtaráin and the Aviva Stadium. In 2027, Dan embarks on his biggest tour yet, spanning Ireland, Canada, Australia and the UK.

Tickets €40 plus booking fees.

Written and performed by Tadhg J Devery

After the roaring success of A Day in the Country, Tadhg J Devery is back with a brand-new, bigger, wilder, and completely unhinged comedy show — Pints, Dentures & Rock ’n’ Roll. This time the characters aren’t just having the craic … they’re fully out of control.

Expect a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud night of rural Irish chaos as Tadhg brings an entire parish of walking disasters to life. From fed-up farmers and drunken plumbers to failed musicians and an undertaker obsessed with recycling the dead, nothing in this village is normal — but who likes normal!?

Tickets €27 plus booking fee

Join Puffling Percy on a magical adventure perfect for children aged 4–11! Featuring beautiful puppetry, toe-tapping live music and original songs, this heartwarming family show promises fun, laughter and plenty of imagination for audiences of all ages.

Described as “a creative masterpiece” and “a lovely, gentle, uplifting piece of theatre” by Backstage Bristol, Puffling Percy flies into the Moat Theatre on Saturday 24th October 2026 with performances at 11am and 1pm.

Deirdre O’Kane grabs the zeitgeist once again with a brand new show in a world that feels decidedly off kilter. She contrasts everyday domestic failures with bigger moments of historical injustice, while taking aim at the double tragedies of heartbreak and getting Christmas all wrong. Nothing is sacred and no one is safe from O’Kane’s mischievous eye as she turns irritation, absurdity and outrage into brilliantly observed and hilarious stand-up.

Tickets €30 plus booking fee

A movie musical extravaganza like no other, the ultimate lights, camera, action experience.  A breath-taking, whirlwind journey through the musical decades. 

Prepare to be transported to a world where the magic of the stage meets the glamour of the big screen. You'll be taken on a journey through some of the most iconic movie musicals of the last 50 years. From the heart-wrenching drama of Les Misérables, to the infectious beats of Fame to the irresistible charm of Mamma Mia - this show has it all and more!

Tickets €30 plus booking fee

Deirdre O’Kane grabs the zeitgeist once again with a brand new show in a world that feels decidedly off kilter. She contrasts everyday domestic failures with bigger moments of historical injustice, while taking aim at the double tragedies of heartbreak and getting Christmas all wrong. Nothing is sacred and no one is safe from O’Kane’s mischievous eye as she turns irritation, absurdity and outrage into brilliantly observed and hilarious stand-up.

Tickets €30 plus booking fee

Parenting the Screenager is an energetic, lighthearted, and highly practical live show designed to give parents real tools they can use immediately. Dr Richard Hogan is one of Ireland’s leading psychotherapists, star of RTÉ’s Raised By The Village, Virgin Media Television’s Dinner With The Enemy and a regular contributor to national radio. In this live show, Richard offers clear, accessible guidance on how to strengthen communication, set healthy boundaries, and better understand teenage behaviour in a screen-dominated world. 

The Moat Club's October full-length play is Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson. This production will be directed by Samantha Coventry and will star Michael McHugh as John, Rebecca Byrne as Mary and Nick Pearson-Buffoni as Mark. 

Set in Dublin on Christmas Eve, undertaker John Plunkett takes a retrospective look at his own life, revealing lost opportunities, a misused past and one last chance to make it right.

Dublin Carol was produced just three years after McPherson’s internationally acclaimed and award-winning The Weir. It premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in February 2000, and at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in October of that year, starring Brian Cox as John, Bronagh Gallagher as Mary and Andrew Scott as Mark.

The Moat Club's October full-length play is Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson. This production will be directed by Samantha Coventry and will star Michael McHugh as John, Rebecca Byrne as Mary and Nick Pearson-Buffoni as Mark. 

Set in Dublin on Christmas Eve, undertaker John Plunkett takes a retrospective look at his own life, revealing lost opportunities, a misused past and one last chance to make it right.

Dublin Carol was produced just three years after McPherson’s internationally acclaimed and award-winning The Weir. It premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in February 2000, and at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in October of that year, starring Brian Cox as John, Bronagh Gallagher as Mary and Andrew Scott as Mark.

The Moat Club's October full-length play is Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson. This production will be directed by Samantha Coventry and will star Michael McHugh as John, Rebecca Byrne as Mary and Nick Pearson-Buffoni as Mark. 

Set in Dublin on Christmas Eve, undertaker John Plunkett takes a retrospective look at his own life, revealing lost opportunities, a misused past and one last chance to make it right.

Dublin Carol was produced just three years after McPherson’s internationally acclaimed and award-winning The Weir. It premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in February 2000, and at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in October of that year, starring Brian Cox as John, Bronagh Gallagher as Mary and Andrew Scott as Mark.

The Moat Club's October full-length play is Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson. This production will be directed by Samantha Coventry and will star Michael McHugh as John, Rebecca Byrne as Mary and Nick Pearson-Buffoni as Mark. 

Set in Dublin on Christmas Eve, undertaker John Plunkett takes a retrospective look at his own life, revealing lost opportunities, a misused past and one last chance to make it right.

Dublin Carol was produced just three years after McPherson’s internationally acclaimed and award-winning The Weir. It premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in February 2000, and at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in October of that year, starring Brian Cox as John, Bronagh Gallagher as Mary and Andrew Scott as Mark.

The Moat Club's October full-length play is Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson. This production will be directed by Samantha Coventry and will star Michael McHugh as John, Rebecca Byrne as Mary and Nick Pearson-Buffoni as Mark. 

Set in Dublin on Christmas Eve, undertaker John Plunkett takes a retrospective look at his own life, revealing lost opportunities, a misused past and one last chance to make it right.

Dublin Carol was produced just three years after McPherson’s internationally acclaimed and award-winning The Weir. It premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in February 2000, and at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in October of that year, starring Brian Cox as John, Bronagh Gallagher as Mary and Andrew Scott as Mark.