Students of Carol Gleeson School of Speech and Drama are delighted to return to the Moat Theatre to present their annual evening of shows this January.
Tickets €14 plus €1.50 Booking Fee
Students of Carol Gleeson School of Speech and Drama are delighted to return to the Moat Theatre to present their annual evening of shows this January.
Tickets €14 plus €1.50 Booking Fee
Kildare Youth Ballet Company presents: Wizard of Oz, The Ballet!
Tickets €18 plus €1.50 booking fee.
Kildare Youth Ballet Company presents: Wizard of Oz, The Ballet!
Tickets €18 plus €1.50 booking fee.
Kildare Youth Ballet Company presents: Wizard of Oz, The Ballet!
Tickets €18 plus €1.50 booking fee.
Following a sell-out run, in October 2024, Soldier Field returns to The Moat Theatre.
Laughing Wild by Christopher Durang
1987. New York. President Reagan is in the White House. The AIDS epidemic rages. In a frenetic city coloured by increasing political and social conservatism, a man and a woman are trying to function. They look for the answers in different places from the Sarah Jessy Raphael show to crystals and mantras, but what they really yearn for is human connection. Is this only possible in their dreams? Fun, mad, ironic and smart, Laughing Wild couldn't be more relevant to the agonies of modern existence.
Join Naas Musical Society as they travel to Transylvania for the rip roaring, laugh out loud show, Young Frankenstein.
Join Naas Musical Society as they travel to Transylvania for the rip roaring, laugh out loud show, Young Frankenstein.
Join Naas Musical Society as they travel to Transylvania for the rip roaring, laugh out loud show, Young Frankenstein.
Join Naas Musical Society as they travel to Transylvania for the rip roaring, laugh out loud show, Young Frankenstein.
Join Naas Musical Society as they travel to Transylvania for the rip roaring, laugh out loud show, Young Frankenstein.
Join Naas Musical Society as they travel to Transylvania for the rip roaring, laugh out loud show, Young Frankenstein.
After Sarah Miles chronicles 35 years in the life of Bobeen, a Dingle fisherman whose first job, as a 14-year-old, is on the set of Ryan’s Daughter, where Robert Mitchum buys him his very first drink and Sarah Miles is the subject of his first serious crush.
Bobeen is still longing for the American dream long after the film crew pulls out of town but life becomes a bit of rollercoaster until one faithful evening when a bottlenose dolphin guides his boat into Dingle bay.
Peter Sheridan’s latest play is a poignant and occasionally hilarious tale of the lives of two women from very different backgrounds who find themselves working side by side in the Good Shepherd Day Care Centre in Sheriff Street.
Tickets €22 plus €1.50 booking fee
Peter Sheridan’s latest play is a poignant and occasionally hilarious tale of the lives of two women from very different backgrounds who find themselves working side by side in the Good Shepherd Day Care Centre in Sheriff Street.
Tickets €22 plus €1.50 booking fee
