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FEATURED FESTIVALS

Co. Cork

Fit-up Theatre Festival

Blackwater Valley: 31 Jan - 19 Feb 2017 | West Cork: July and August 2017
Co. Roscommon

Boyle Arts Festival

21st - 31st July 2017
Co. Galway

Galway International Arts Festival

17th - 30th July 2017
Co. Galway

Baboró International Arts Festival for Children

16th - 22nd October 2017

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DUBLIN
CLASS
Dublin Theatre Festival
Sep 26 - Ends Sep 30
Civic Theatre
DUBLIN
Radio Rosario
Dublin Theatre Festival
Sep 28 - Ends Sep 29
axis: Ballymun
GALWAY
King Of The Castle
Dublin Theatre Festival
Sep 28 - Ends Oct 07
Town Hall Theatre
DUBLIN
If Only Rosa Could Do Magic
Dublin Theatre Festival
Sep 30 - Ends Oct 03
The Ark
DUBLIN
The Second Violinist
Dublin Theatre Festival
Oct 02 - Ends Oct 08
O'Reilly Theatre Belvedere College
DUBLIN
Girl Song
Dublin Theatre Festival
Oct 04 - Ends Oct 08
Samuel Beckett Theatre
DUBLIN
Frank Pig Says Hello / The Leaves of Heaven
Dublin Theatre Festival
Oct 04 - Ends Oct 07
Draíocht
DUBLIN
Come To Where I’m From
Dublin Theatre Festival
Oct 05
Draíocht

Latest Festival News

22
SEP
2017

IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

Dublin Fringe: your last chance for the best shows It’s the closing weekend of the festival: here are the best productions you can still catch...
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22
SEP
2017

IRISH TIMES | LISTING

The best theatre to see this weekend It’s the handover period between Dublin festivals this week as the Dublin Fringe Festival begins to wind up...
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22
SEP
2017

IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

Levin and Levin review: A whirlwind history that obscures its strengths Fleeing persecution, the Levin Brothers conceal their sex and identity...
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21
SEP
2017

IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

A Fringe play that lets you choose your own plot, and a sharp take on autism Two plays that are tricky and smart in very different ways...
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21
SEP
2017

IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

Dublin Fringe gets political with Not at Home: The latest show from the Dublin Fringe Festival...
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21
SEP
2017

IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

Triple Threat: has the Fringe lost its ability to shock? When people believe in nothing, they may turn to showbiz, argues Lucy McCormick’s New...
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20
SEP
2017

IRISH EXAMINER | REVIEW

Dublin Fringe Festival review: The Dust We Raised, Raven Eyed & Everything Not Saved: The Dust We Raised - Project Arts Centre A quixotic faith i..
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18
SEP
2017

THE ARTS REVIEW | REVIEW

Dublin Fringe Festival 2017: Take Off Your Cornflakes: “Take Off Your Cornflakes,” by Pat Nolan and Rose Henderson, should come with a warning...
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Festivals

ADVANCED SEARCH

FEATURED FESTIVALS

Fit-up Theatre Festival

Boyle Arts Festival

Galway International Arts Festival

Baboró International Arts Festival for Children

MAP

A - Z

B C D E F G I K L S T W

Upcoming Festival Events

CLASS

Radio Rosario

King Of The Castle

If Only Rosa Could Do Magic

The Second Violinist

Girl Song

Frank Pig Says Hello / The Leaves of Heaven

Come To Where I’m From

Latest Festival News

Dublin Fringe: your last chance for the best shows It’s the closing weekend of the festival: here are the best productions you can still catch...
Read Article

The best theatre to see this weekend It’s the handover period between Dublin festivals this week as the Dublin Fringe Festival begins to wind up...
Read Article

Levin and Levin review: A whirlwind history that obscures its strengths Fleeing persecution, the Levin Brothers conceal their sex and identity...
Read Article

A Fringe play that lets you choose your own plot, and a sharp take on autism Two plays that are tricky and smart in very different ways...
Read Article

Dublin Fringe gets political with Not at Home: The latest show from the Dublin Fringe Festival...
Read Article

Triple Threat: has the Fringe lost its ability to shock? When people believe in nothing, they may turn to showbiz, argues Lucy McCormick’s New...
Read Article

Dublin Fringe Festival review: The Dust We Raised, Raven Eyed & Everything Not Saved: The Dust We Raised - Project Arts Centre A quixotic faith i..
Read Article

Dublin Fringe Festival 2017: Take Off Your Cornflakes: “Take Off Your Cornflakes,” by Pat Nolan and Rose Henderson, should come with a warning...
Read Article

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