theatres dublin

The Abbey is the worlds first National Theatre, founded by Yeats and Lady Gregory. The repertoire specialises in new Irish writing as well as productions of classical and contemporary Irish and International texts.

The Peacock is the studio theatre of the National Theatre, specialising in new writing and experimenting with new forms of theatrical language. Performances are at 20.15 p.m. nightly with Saturday matinees....

The Gate Theatre part of the Rotunda Hospital was founded in by Michael Mac Liammoir and Hilton Edwards and it is said that Orson Welles and James Mason began their careers there.

A plaque at no 5, opposite the theatre, marks the birthplace of the poet Oliver St John Gogarty.

The box office is open from Monday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., for reservations and credit card bookings. Tickets reserved by telephone must be collected 45 minutes before the start of the p...

The Tivoli centre has become firm favourite for hosting new plays and music acts....

The National Theatre comprises the world famous Abbey and Peacock Theatres. Founded in 1904, by the poet William Butler Yeats, Lady Gregory and Edward Martyn, the theatre stands today on its original site at the corner of Abbey Street. Since its opening of On Baile's Strand by W B Yeats, the theatre quickly gained an impression on audiences with plays such as The Playboy of The Western World by J M Synge (which caused a riot on its opening performance), The Whiteheaded Boy by Lennox Robinson (...

  THE IVY HOUSE

 The Ivy House is a contemporary bar with a warm and friendly atmosphere.  Set in the leafy suburb of  Drumcondra its prime location within a stones throw from Croke Park is easily accessible from the city  center via a multitude of bus routes.
 
 With sumptuous menus, over 20 wines by the glass, and beers from around the world you are sure to  find something to suit your taste.
 
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Down to Earth Theatre Company aim to develop environmental and social awareness through the combination of visual, musical and textual theatre within the community.

There interest lie in promoting the benefits of theatre on a social and cultural learning process available to the community at large....

Housed in the basement of Busarus (the central bus station), this 230-seat midtown theatre presents a varied program of modern plays and events....

Opera-ating flash mobs, a giant test tube filled with water and a man, a world class Bouffon clown and a giant ‘f’ are among the weird and wonderful events set to explode onto Dublin’s streets this September
 
Dublin Fringe Festival  | Sep 6 -21, 2008  | ...

Voluntary Organisation whos aims are to provide for the personal and social development of DYTs members through participation in drama workshops. To attain a high artistic standard in the public performance of plays which include work relevant to the lives of young people today.

The DYT premises are usually available during the day for rental as a rehearsal space or meeting room....