Upcoming Theatre Events

Mar
28
20:00

3 Hail Marys  theatre

3 Hail Marys By Tommy Marren Thurs 28th, Fri 29th & Sat 30th March, 8pm After spending over 10 years together in the same nursing home it’s time for Mary O’Toole, Mary O’Neill and Mary O’ Brien to bid farewell to one another.  It might be their last day in each other’s company but they decide to celebrate it in style!  From nostalgia to comedy and even a few sing-songs it’s going to be on hell of a hooley!!!   This rip-roaring Irish comedy is written by Tommy Marren – writer of ‘It’s the Real McCoy’ and ‘Nobody’s Talking to Me’ ...
Mar
29
20:00

3 Hail Marys  theatre

3 Hail Marys By Tommy Marren Thurs 28th, Fri 29th & Sat 30th March, 8pm After spending over 10 years together in the same nursing home it’s time for Mary O’Toole, Mary O’Neill and Mary O’ Brien to bid farewell to one another.  It might be their last day in each other’s company but they decide to celebrate it in style!  From nostalgia to comedy and even a few sing-songs it’s going to be on hell of a hooley!!!   This rip-roaring Irish comedy is written by Tommy Marren – writer of ‘It’s the Real McCoy’ and ‘Nobody’s Talking to Me’ ...
Mar
30
20:00

3 Hail Marys  theatre

3 Hail Marys By Tommy Marren Thurs 28th, Fri 29th & Sat 30th March, 8pm EXTRA DATE ADDED: SUNDAY 31st MARCH!!! After spending over 10 years together in the same nursing home it’s time for Mary O’Toole, Mary O’Neill and Mary O’ Brien to bid farewell to one another.  It might be their last day in each other’s company but they decide to celebrate it in style!  From nostalgia to comedy and even a few sing-songs it’s going to be on hell of a hooley!!!   This rip-roaring Irish comedy is written by Tommy Marren – writer of ‘It’s the ...
Mar
31
20:00

3 Hail Marys  theatre

3 Hail Marys By Tommy Marren Thurs 28th, Fri 29th & Sat 30th March, 8pm EXTRA DATE ADDED: SUNDAY 31st MARCH!!! After spending over 10 years together in the same nursing home it’s time for Mary O’Toole, Mary O’Neill and Mary O’ Brien to bid farewell to one another.  It might be their last day in each other’s company but they decide to celebrate it in style!  From nostalgia to comedy and even a few sing-songs it’s going to be on hell of a hooley!!!   This rip-roaring Irish comedy is written by Tommy Marren – writer of ‘It’s the Real McCoy’ ...
Apr
6
20:00

Charlie's A Clepto  theatre

Charlie's A Clepto Written and Performed by Clare Monnelly Charlie is a kleptomaniac - the doctor told her. Reckons it stems from childhood trauma. But she has the robbin’ completely under control these days. For real.  She has a bit of a mouth on her, but she’s only trying to be funny, give everyone a laugh, not cause trouble, like. Not today, of all days. She loves that little boy more than she ever thought it was possible to love another human. There’s a lot riding on these 24 hours, and if she keeps her head down, she’ll get him ...
Apr
7
14:00

War of the Buttons  theatre

War of the Buttons Compagnie Animotion (France) Welcome to a tale of squabbles, scuffles…and buttons! George grows grapes. Bessie grows cabbages. One loves the sun. One loves the rain. A petty squabble grows and grows and grows into… the war of the buttons! Told through an energetic mix of music, puppetry, clowning, movement and sign language, Compagnie Animotion’s distinctive non-verbal vocabulary creates a show accessible to deaf, hearing and international audiences. Age Guidance 3- 7 years. Tickets: €8 (adults), €5 (children), €25 (family ticket). Early booking advised.
Apr
11
20:00

Welcome to the Stranger  theatre

WELCOME TO THE STRANGER Written by Rua Breathnach Directed by REMI BEELPREZ Ballina Dramatic Society in association with Keepsake Theatre Thursday 11th, Friday 12th & Saturday 13th April, 8pm. Ballina Dramatic Society in association with Keepsake Theatre presents Welcome to the Stranger – a new play inspired by the eye-witness accounts of an extraordinary American woman, Asenath Nicholson, who travelled through Ireland during the Great Famine. For this unique production, playwright Rua Breathnach has teamed up with critically-acclaimed Belgian director, Rémi Beelprez. Using a cast of 16 non-professional actors, they have created an epic play that offers new perspectives on the most traumatic event in modern Irish history. "Rua Breathnach's epic ...
Apr
12
20:00

Welcome to the Stranger  theatre

WELCOME TO THE STRANGER Written by Rua Breathnach Directed by REMI BEELPREZ Ballina Dramatic Society in association with Keepsake Theatre Thursday 11th, Friday 12th & Saturday 13th April, 8pm. Ballina Dramatic Society in association with Keepsake Theatre presents Welcome to the Stranger – a new play inspired by the eye-witness accounts of an extraordinary American woman, Asenath Nicholson, who travelled through Ireland during the Great Famine. For this unique production, playwright Rua Breathnach has teamed up with critically-acclaimed Belgian director, Rémi Beelprez. Using a cast of 16 non-professional actors, they have created an epic play that offers new perspectives on the most traumatic event in modern Irish history. "Rua Breathnach's epic ...
Apr
13
20:00

Welcome to the Stranger  theatre

WELCOME TO THE STRANGER Written by Rua Breathnach Directed by REMI BEELPREZ Ballina Dramatic Society in association with Keepsake Theatre Thursday 11th, Friday 12th & Saturday 13th April, 8pm. Ballina Dramatic Society in association with Keepsake Theatre presents Welcome to the Stranger – a new play inspired by the eye-witness accounts of an extraordinary American woman, Asenath Nicholson, who travelled through Ireland during the Great Famine. For this unique production, playwright Rua Breathnach has teamed up with critically-acclaimed Belgian director, Rémi Beelprez. Using a cast of 16 non-professional actors, they have created an epic play that offers new perspectives on the most traumatic event in modern Irish history. "Rua Breathnach's epic ...
Apr
26
20:00

Crowman  theatre

Crowman Friday 26th April, 8pm A dark comedy starring Jon Kenny (D’Unbelievables), written and directed by Katie Holly (Marion, Sharon), about one man’s loneliness – and his pathological hatred of crows. Dan is a man on a mission; to scatter, maim or kill every crow that has ever blighted his land and his life. However he gets distracted easily by flights of the imagination and memories of events from his past and a weekly schedule of funerals and masses he must attend, imagined conversations with his beloved sheepdog, and a stream of racing commentators, TV chefs and David Attenborough - ...
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