theatres around cork city centre

This is a performaing arts centre where performing shows regulary takes place....

The Everyman Palace Theatre is a sister theatre to the Olympia in Dublin, and it first open it doors in 1879. The threatre in the past has attracted artist such as Charlie Chaplin and Vesta Tily to its stage. It was later turnded into a cinema and was named The Palace Cinema. In the 1980's it was reverted back into a theatre and still puts on shows regulary .


The Box office is opened from 10am - 7.30pm....

The Opera House is a 1000 seater municipal theatre offering all types of events, comedy, musicals, drama, family shows, dance, pantomines at Christmas and of course Opera.

Booking are made from the box-office. (Telephone number above).

The office opening hours are:
9am - 5.30pm on non-performing nights
9am - 8pm on performing nights ...

'BONFIRE NIGHT & ARSEHAMMERS'
15th - 17th July & 29th - 31st July

These shows are presented by the Call Back Theatre Company.
Bonfire Night is performed by Cora Fenton and is about a daughtre gets sweet revenge and Arsehammers is about a granchild who believes that her grandfather has supernatural powers! Both plays are funny yet while the subjects are serious you are sure to enjoy the lighthearted conversational tone of the play.

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Bonfire & Arsehammers
Written by Claire Dowie and presented by Call Back thetre.

"If you you hear a loud bang on bonfire night do you think it's a firework... Or a gun going off"
This 45 minute show comprises of a pair of darkly  conic gems: Arsehammers, where a grandchild is sure that their grandfather's strange disappearances reveal supernatural powers and Bonfire Night, in which a daugther takes her sweet revenge! 

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