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Discover the best events in Dublin for February 2026. Book theatre, music, comedy and film at Glass Mask Theatre, O’Reilly Theatre, The New Theatre, Viking Theatre and more.
This event is ideal for families, music lovers, and anyone who appreciates the artistry of Hayao Miyazaki. Share the magic with your loved ones and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Comedy fans in Dublin, get ready! Anne Gildea is back with her latest show, Further Adventures in Womaning, a witty and insightful exploration of modern womanhood.
Due to overwhelming demand, this event is now SOLD OUT. If you missed out, don’t worry—there are plenty of other exciting shows happening across Dublin and Ireland. Explore upcoming events and secure your tickets at TakeYourSeats.ie.
This heartwarming evening brings together readers from all sections of the Dublin North Bay Community
Discover A Slow Fire, a gripping new play by Tony and Olivier Award winner Simon Stephens. Running Jan 20 – Feb 14, 2026 at Glass Mask Theatre, Dublin.
A Christmas Carol at Viking Theatre is sold out! Discover other exciting upcoming shows in Dublin and book your tickets today on TakeYourSeats.ie.
Discover why The Sand Park by Seamus O’Rourke has captivated audiences at Viking Theatre, Dublin. This intimate, witty, and heartfelt play is now completely sold out.
Celebrate the magic of Christmas with The Nutcracker by Irish National Youth Ballet at O’Reilly Theatre, Dublin. Family-friendly performances from Dec 5–7, 2025. Book tickets now!
Glass Mask are energised to invite you to our annual new play festival; PLAYGROUND. Join us for an evening of ten minute script readings by top Irish actors in our intimate and rambunctious Dawson Street home base.
Looking for what’s on in Dublin this Christmas? Liberty Panto is back with a GIANT festive treat – Jack & the Beanstalk! This year’s magical mayhem takes place at The O’Reilly Theatre.
Catch The Anatomy of Burke and Hare at Viking Theatre, Dublin. Limited run, €20 tickets, nightly at 8pm. A darkly comic must‑see this February.