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After sold-out runs in 2024 and 2025, Jimmy Murphy’s powerful one-man play The Kiss returns to the Viking Theatre in Clontarf. Starring Luke Griffin, it’s an extraordinary story of dreams, love, and one fateful night (30 Mar–11 Apr 2026).
ANU Productions brings The Good Luck Club to the National Archives of Ireland, an immersive journey into the history of the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes running 27 May–14 June.
A curated round‑up of Dublin’s top events for late March and early April 2026, covering theatre, live jazz, comedy, film screenings and contemporary ballet across the city and Kildare.
he Tenters bring an intimate evening of gypsy jazz to the Steam Museum Café, Straffan on 20 March 2026, with tapas and sangria included as part of the Kildare Jazz Festival Soundchecks.
On sale now: a two‑part live online Sponsorship Training with Tom Lawlor on 23 & 26 February 2026. Practical tools, templates and pitch frameworks. Early Bird
Requiem for a Mission arrives at The Pearse Centre with a compelling story of Irish UN peacekeeping. Performances run 11–12 February 2026. Tickets €15.
A bold new adaptation of “The Perfect Vehicle” arrives at The New Theatre this March, exploring the thrill of motorcycling and the hidden history of women riders.
Enjoy an intimate night of live jazz at Glass Mask Theatre, Dublin. €35 tickets, doors 6pm, music 7pm. Multiple dates March–May 2026.
The hit play that inspired the TV series returns to Viking Theatre. Northern Lights runs 16 Feb–7 Mar 2026 with Louise Bourke and Carl Maher. Book today.
Ballet Ireland’s Bold Moves—Dare to Dream arrives at Dublin’s O’Reilly Theatre, 10–18 April 2026. A thrilling triple‑bill featuring two Arthur Pita works and a world premiere.
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.
Connemarvellous is a fast-paced bilingual comedy about one Irish teen’s chaotic first trip to the Gaeltacht. Expect sharp wit, Gaelic-English banter and plenty of laughs in this limited April run at The New Theatre, Dublin.