Combining the power of the elements and the mystery of the universe to create the next BIG BANG. The CPA kids embrace the thunder, fight the fire and walk on sunshine releasing their very own force of nature in this earth-shaking musical production.
Tickets €16 plus booking fee.
Tickets on sale 1st April 2026
Take a break from your day and enjoy an uplifting hour of music at Midday Melodies, a delightful lunchtime concert presented by Past Times Community Choir Naas.
Featuring a charming selection of musical favourites from Oliver! and My Fair Lady, alongside beloved classics from The Carpenters and Burt Bacharach, this programme promises something for everyone—nostalgic, melodic, and full of warmth.
Join us at the Moat Theatre on 3 June at 12:00pm for this relaxed and enjoyable performance.
Free admission – booking essential.
Patrick Hyland’s Summer Serenade Concert
Join one of Ireland’s leading tenors & special guests for a Summer Concert of Opera classics, movie hits, musical numbers & favourite melodies.
Tickets €30 plus booking fee
This comedy follows Olive and Florence, longtime friends and members of a tight-knit Trivial Pursuit group, whose relationship is tested when Florence separates from her husband and moves in with Olive. What begins as a kind gesture quickly unravels, as the quirks they once found charming in each other become sources of irritation and conflict when living under the same roof.
As tensions escalate, their friendship spirals into mutual frustration, culminating in a chaotic and disastrous double date with their neighbours, the Costazuela brothers. The Odd Couple is Neil Simon’s witty reimagining of his classic play, blending sharp humour with an honest look at the complexities of friendship and cohabitation.
Tickets €18/€16
Friel’s bawdy, vital and compassionate play deals with Cass McGuire, an Irish-American exile returning to Ireland after fifty years. It is her dream to rekindle some of the memories of her homeland she left behind. Her genteel family does not have the same enthusiasm for her return.
This intriguing play has been described as a “gentle romantic comedy”, filled with colourful characters. It is a play of sentiment and wit, which according to the New York Post exhibits “ the rueful imagination of the true Irish poet”.
Tickets €20 plus booking fee
Lights, Camera, Dance! 2026 is a cinematic celebration of dance, bringing together ballet, modern, lyrical, commercial, jazz and hip hop in one unforgettable performance. Showcasing the commitment and artistry of Kildare Academy of Dance students, this movie-inspired production is filled with energy, emotion and moments that will stay with you long after the curtain falls.
Theatrics Naas Summer Camp returns to the Moat Theatre in July. During these week-long camps fun, friendship and creativity is the order of day.
Theatrics is a welcoming, inclusive environment where young people aged 6 to 17 can express themselves freely and confidently.
For over 25 years, our ethos has been to use drama and theatre to build confidence in young people.
We believe in equipping them with the tools they need to connect with others on many levels and to develop a powerful set of skills that not only creates theatrical magic but are also instantly transferrable into daily life.
The New Indians is a live production show featuring a full live band, bringing you back to the golden era of the Irish showbands. Enjoy all the timeless hits of The Indians Showband, along with favourites from Dickie Rock, Red Hurley, and Joe Dolan — music made for waltzing, foxtrotting, and dancing the night away on the ballroom floor.
Tickets €25 plus booking fee
Visions of Floyd delivers a powerful tribute to Pink Floyd, performing a carefully curated selection of the band’s most iconic music with stunning atmosphere and precision. Featuring highly experienced musicians with decades of international touring and major venue performances, the show captures the scale, emotion, and psychedelic spirit of the originals. Created by Pink Floyd fans for Pink Floyd fans, it is a celebration of one of rock’s most legendary catalogues.
Tickets €33 plus booking fee
From the Plains: The Story of John Devoy is a compelling theatrical production exploring the life of one of Ireland’s most significant revolutionaries. Born in Kildare, Devoy played a major role in the fight for Irish freedom, becoming a key figure in Irish nationalism at home and abroad.
Written and performed by Eoghan Burke, with Vincent Moran and music by Christophe Capewell, this engaging production comes to the Moat Theatre, Naas, on Saturday 4th July 2026 at 8.00pm.
Tickets €15 plus booking fee
A spanking new solo comedy show bursting with razor sharp impressions, sketches and absurd imaginings from the co-creator of Après Match.
Cooper’s first live solo show takes on the heady subjects of the world around us now, then, and in the future, and draws no obvious conclusions! Covering topics like what’s happening? Why is it happening? Where did it all go wrong? And who cares?
Featuring skits from the world of TV, “Journalism”, Politics, The Arts, Entertainment and Sport. Expect a dizzying mix of various personalities in this unmissable show.
Tickets €22.50 plus booking fee
The mighty Revolver is 60 years old. The Classic Beatles take on their biggest artistic challenge yet tackling everything from Taxman to the monumental Tomorrow Never Knows.
For those of you who have seen one of the Classic Beatles’ previous tours (The Number 1s 2023, Magical Mystery Tour 2024 or The 1965 Tour 2025) will know a great night’s entertainment is in store. This year join them in celebrating their favourite album Revolver & More.
Tickets €30 plus booking fee
This is the story of Lucy Barton, who wakes up after an operation in a New York hospital to find her estranged mother at the foot of her bed. During this unexpected visit, Lucy tries to come to an understanding of her past, the complicated and complex love between herself and her mother and how much she has gained and lost to become a writer.
My Name is Lucy Barton is a stage adaptation by Rona Munro of the best-selling book of the same name by Pulitzer Prize-winner Elizabeth Strout.
My Name is Lucy Barton is directed by Eiliah Rafferty, starring Maeve O’Donovan as Lucy.
This production is by permission of Concord Theatricals.
Tickets: €18/€16
Acting the Divil explores the funny side of modern fitness culture, the quiet truth of a long-term, childless relationship.
Enya Martin reflects on growing up in the 90s on a council estate, to eventually flying first class to Australia. She explores the many hurdles she’s come up against in life that has shaped her into the comedian she is today, and her mother is still the punch line to most of her jokes!
A funny, heartfelt hour about chasing success while staying true to the people who shaped you.
Tickets €27.50 plus booking fee
