On April 18th, 1949, the night that Ireland became a Republic, a nation was ready for a momentous change. We invite you to join us on a very personal journeythrough events that have formed and shaped us. The Party to End All Parties Streamed live | 8—10 Oct Details
In A Thousand Ways, you are the actor and you are the audience. Your words, actions, gestures, silence, thoughts, and willingness are the tools. You need no training. You are the expert. A Thousand Ways- A Phone Call By Phone | 24—27 Sept Details
In A Thousand Ways, you are the actor and you are the audience. Your words, actions, gestures, silence, thoughts, and willingness are the tools. You need no training. You are the expert. A Thousand Ways- An Encounter Smock Alley Theatre | 24—27 Sept Details
Least Like the Other, traces events in the life of Rosemary, eldest daughter of Joe and Rose Kennedy, sister of JFK, using redacted archive materials only recently pieced together. Least Like the Other, Searching for Rosemary Kennedy O'Reilly Theatre, Belvedere College | 25—27 Sept Details
Developed swiftly and informed by ongoing collaborative work with The Ark Children’s Council, this outdoor performance is a celebration of rites of passage, exploring how we reconnect as we adapt to a new way of life. What Did I Miss? The Ark | 27 Sept—11 Oct Details
Jo Fong and Sonia Hughes have invited six people who live in Ireland for a one-to-one conversation. Each day a short film will be released of these fresh, unfettered conversations. To Tell You the Truth, Online | 28 Sept—3 Oct Details
Six of Ireland’s leading playwrights present original 5-minute plays performed by one actor for one audience member. Theatre for One 28 Sept—10 Oct Details
Not to Scale draws two people at a time into shared experiments and intertwined processes of drawing, erasing and listening. Not to Scale Dublin City Council's Incubation Space | 30 Sept—3 Oct Details
Adapted from the Wellcome Prize-winning book by Mark O’Connell, this event attempts to re-imagine theatre without the hindrance of the body. Featuring Jack Gleeson trying to be or not to be a machine. To Be a Machine (Version 1.0) Streamed live from Project Arts Centre | 30 Sept—10 Oct Details
Last summer, Fede and his 74 year old mother, set off on a quest through Havana to look for América. Sometimes the idea of home has to be remade. And remade. And remade. Looking for América 1—10 Oct Details
A historic partnership between the Abbey Theatre and IMMA, The Great Hunger is a site specific, promenade production of the Patrick Kavanagh poem. The Great Hunger IMMA (Open Air) | 1—10 Oct Details
WHAT IS THE WORD is an audio cinematic experience presenting a curated collection of Samuel Beckett poems, performed by some of Ireland's leading actors. WHAT IS THE WORD IFI | 6—7 Oct Details
EMBARGO is a muddy, complicated, poetic, bloody, and heroic tale of a politically motivated industrial action, in which three characters deal with a pivotal moment during the Irish War of Independence. EMBARGO 11 Oct Details
