Beware! The well is poisoned. The sea is infected. Everything has been consumed. Lamentation is too late. Guilt has no positive outcome. An opera about a dystopian world aff ected by some form of destructive force.

In a liminal space, a living room in disrepair, a room without a door, two exasperated characters recreate the greatest hits of old lives: a night at a rave, a favourite game show, an 80s music- video, passing the time or quietly clinging to distant memories of a life out of reach.

Deirdre Kinahan's fiercely funny and utterly gripping new play charts an extraordinary shift in Ireland's social, political, and religious life. It asks questions about responsibility, how we respond to trauma, and the tricky question of forgiveness.

Scut Kelly feels like an alien in his hometown. Single, loveless and carer to a Dad who never cared much for him. His only solace, the music of Ziggy/ The Thin White Duke/ The Man Who Fell To Earth and his Spiders From Mars. Now he is about to have the most extraordinary summer of his life where fantasy becomes reality... Fate conspires to grant him face to face time with his idol, the living legend.

Comedian and writer Martin Warde’s debut play is a powerful and moving dark comedy that explores complex themes of family, tradition, and self- acceptance.

Roger needs company and he doesn’t want a dog. When  his daughter Erin buys him the latest Isla digital assistant an unexpected relationship between man and technology emerges. But who’s really in control?

A touching and troubling inquiry into our relationship with AI...

To Be A Machine (Version 1.0) meditated on the use of technology to improve the human condition. (Version 2.0) goes further, exploring how virtual reality will soon feel more immersive than reality itself. And that might mean we never have to go to the theatre again.

A curse. An apparition. A trade with the Devil. The aging Faust sells his soul for another lifetime in which to live and love. But the Devil’s spanner is in the works, and the Devil always wins. Marguerite, the focus of Faust’s intentions, is borne to heaven. Faust’s destiny is Hell.

In a remote renovated farmhouse, Nell prepares to scatter her son’s ashes with her grieving daughter- in-law, Orla, while Cheryl-Ann, a visitor from America, settles in for an idyllic break in the wilds of West Clare.

Somewhere Out There You, Nancy Harris’s dazzling world premiere, is a romantic comedy with a twist, playfully unravelling the love stories we weave for ourselves and inviting us to question what compels us to tell them in the fi rst place.

Warrior fuses original live music, comedy and drama in an entertaining and provocative way, presenting the idea of patient as both warrior and prey. In her parallel universe, Katherine explores the light and dark sides of what cancer can do to a family, and celebrates the warrior within us all.

SPIN SPIN SCHEHERAZADE is a live artwork by Orla Barry, performed by Einat Tuchman, her longstanding collaborator. It blends autofiction and oral history to create a humorous and passionate monologue.

Written by Martyna Majok (winner of the 2018 Pulitzer Prize and nominee for the 2023 Tony Award for Best Play), Ironbound is a stirring and darkly funny portrait of a woman navigating the perils and possibilities of a radically changing world.

A performative journey that takes you to the Irish bog landscape through scent.

Sometimes you have to stop and freeze the narrative to find out what’s really not being said. Featuring an ensemble of prominent historians and performers who will explore everything historical and disgustingly relevant about the past right up to yesterday.

Following on from his hugely successful plays, The Man in the Woman's Shoes and I Hear You and Rejoice, Pavilion Theatre presents Mikel Murfi 's new one-man show The Mysterious Case of Kitsy Rainey.

A highly visual live performance installation from renowned dance innovators Junk Ensemble. Created for six dancers and a percussionist, this immersive promenade spectacle in the RHA is a celebration of the witch as a symbol of dissidence.

Explored through the dynamic of a mother-daughter relationship, In Two Minds is a deeply personal, inventive and ultimately uplifting new work that examines the charms and challenges of living with bipolar disorder and its impact on a family.

Set in October 1978 (Pope John Paul I is not long dead), The Man in the Woman’s Shoes follows Pat Farnon as he walks to do "some business" in town and back again. It is a beautifully observed piece; utterly simple, funny, tender and at times downright daft.

Late in his life, Pat Farnon, a cobbler and all-round contented man, embarks on a journey he had not quite planned and finds that every twist in the road can bring its own surprises.