Dublin What's on
28-29 Oct 2006. Ballet Ireland gives three performances of A Christmas Carol at Dublins National Concert Hall in a choreographed re-telling of Charles Dickens classic tale. Ebeneezer Scrooge, the mean...
Dublin What's on
25 Oct-4 Nov 2006. Leonard Bernsteins popular musical comes to Dublins Gaiety Theatre almost 50 years after its successful debut on Broadway in September 1957. Set in the New York Bronx, the story is...
Dublin What's on
TASTEFEST, MORE THAN A FOOD FESTIVAL
Imagine a carnival where, instead of rollercoasters and carousels, there were taster portions of dishes from all over the world.
Dublin What's on
TASTEFEST, MORE THAN A FOOD FESTIVAL
Imagine a carnival where, instead of rollercoasters and carousels, there were taster portions of dishes from all over the world.
Dublin What's on
TASTEFEST, MORE THAN A FOOD FESTIVAL
Imagine a carnival where, instead of rollercoasters and carousels, there were taster portions of dishes from all over the world.
Dublin What's on
28 Sept-1 Oct 2006. The Irish Film Institute presents the fifth edition of the documentary film festival Stranger than Fiction featuring a total of 32 films, including 20 Irish productions. Opening wi...
Dublin What's on
25 Oct-25 Nov 2006. Winner of the Tony award for Best New Play, John Patrick Shanleys Doubt comes to The Abbey Theatre in a production starring Brd Brennan, Gemma Reeves and Aidan Kelly. Set in a Cath...
Dublin What's on
7-12 Oct 2006. Lyric Opera Productions present Giacomo Puccinis great tragic opera Madama Butterfly at Dublins National Concert Hall for three performances only. Based on a short story by John Luther...
Dublin What's on
12-23 Sept 2006. As part of the Samuel Beckett centenary celebrations, the Gate Theatre presents Barry McGovern starring in Ill Go On, a selection of texts from the prose trilogy Molloy (1951), Malone...
Dublin What's on
Exhibition on the Easter Rising.
Until 22 June 2007. The National Museum of Decorative Arts & History hosts an exhibition exploring the social and political background to events around the 1916 Easter Rising, from the industrial dist...
Dublin What's on
9-24 Sept 2006. Innovative theatre, dance, music, live and visual art are on offer in the 12th edition of the Dublin Fringe Festival, with performers and artists from all over Europe, South America, A...
Dublin What's on
Traditional music and storytelling in Dublin.
28 Aug-2 Sept 2006. The Gaiety Theatre hosts six evenings of traditional music and story-telling featuring some of the greats of the Irish folk scene hosted by compere Jim McCann. Legends of Folk star...
Dublin What's on
26 July-15 Oct 2006. The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) presents an exhibition exploring the parallels between established mainstream and Outsider artists. The term Outsider Art is the English rend...
Dublin What's on
31 July-2 Sept 2006. American hit comedy show Triple Espresso A Highly Caffeinated Comedy returns to Dublins Andrews Lane Theatre for a limited run. Set at the Triple Espresso Coffeehouse, the story...
Dublin What's on
8 July-23 Sept 2006. Conall Morrisons production of Oscar Wildes classic comedy of manners "The importance of being Earnest" returns to the Abbey Theatre following its sell-out success last year. The...
Dublin What's on
Exhibition on Yeats in Dublin.
25 May 2006-31 May 2009. The National Library of Ireland presents a comprehensive exhibition of the works of Nobel prize-winning Irish poet, William Butler Yeats (1865-1939). Drawing on material donat...
Dublin What's on
4-28 Sept 2006. Little Britain Live by successful comic duo Matt Lucas and David Williams is just one of the highlights of the 3rd edition of the Bulmers International Comedy Festival in Dublin. The...
Dublin What's on
Royal Hibernian Academy exhibition.
30 May-8 July 2006. The Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) presents the 176th edition of its annual exhibition, which includes 550 new works by RHA academicians, works by 30 invited artists and a selection...
Dublin What's on
10 June-31 Aug 2006. Irelands longest and largest festival of free outdoor events, now in its 15th edition, returns to Dublins cultural quarter, Temple Bar. The Movies on the Square section this year...
Dublin What's on
11-16 June 2006. Celebrated by fans of James Joyce all over the world, Bloomsday on 16 June marks the day in 1904 when all the action of Ulysses takes place. Joyces novel follows the wanderings of Leo...
