Dublin What's on
30 Sept-29 Oct. The Abbey Theatre presents a new play by leading Irish playwright Marina Carr who offers her take on the life and death of the Russian short story writer and playwright Anton Chekhov....
Dublin What's on
10-25 Sept. Over the course of 16 days and 16 nights, Dublin's Fringe Festival presents more than 100 events in over 40 venues around the city.
Held annually in September, the Fringe Festival is n...
Dublin What's on
6 Sept-31 October. With the subtitle "Terrible Beauty: Art, Crisis, Change & The Office of Non-Compliance", Dublin Contemporary borrows from W.B. Yeats
Dublin What's on
23 Aug-10 Sept. Continuing a long-established association with Sam Shepard, the Abbey Theatre presents the American playwright
Dublin What's on
15 June-18 Sept. Although born in England (in 1931), since moving to Ireland in 1954 abstract expressionist painter Barrie Cooke has been regarded as an Irish artist; not only that, he is thought of a...
Dublin What's on
The School of Medicine 1711-2011
7 April-2 October. Introduced with a humourous quotation by former Trinity College student Jonathan Swift, "The best doctors in the world are Dr Diet, Dr Quiet and Dr Merryman", this exhibition highli...
Dublin What's on
27 May- 31 October. As part of the celebrations marking the Irish Museum of Modern Art
Dublin What's on
23 June-23 July. Molly Sweeney tells the story of a woman who, despite being blind since infancy, has lived an independent life. Everything changes when she encounters two men who become obsessed with...
Dublin What's on
The Art Books of Henri Matisse
26 May-25 September. The Chester Beatty Library presents an exhibition of art books by Henri Matisse, including four of the French artist
Dublin What's on
Masterpieces from the Collection
Until 31 December. This ongoing exhibition sees the presentation of some of the finest works in the collection of Ireland's National Gallery, including a selection of European works from the early ren...
Dublin What's on
11 May-4 June. Set in the mountains in the west of Ireland, the story of this play revolves around a lonely spinster called Maureen and her demanding and manipulative elderly mother Mag.
Maureen l...
Dublin What's on
23 March - 12 June. The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) hosts an exhibition of some 1,200 Old Master prints by some of the most famous artists associated with print-making such as Albrecht D
Dublin What's on
Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera: Masterpieces of the Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection
6 April - 26 June. The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) in Kilmainham is hosting an exhibition of work by the celebrated Mexican artists Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) and her husband, muralist Diego Rivera...
Dublin What's on
1 April - 11 June. In honour of the centenary of Tennessee Williams
Dublin What's on
4 March - 3 April 2011. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his death, an exhibition pays tribute to one of Dublin's favourite musicians, Phil Lynott (1949-1986), the principal songwriter and f...
Dublin What's on
Patterns of Illumination by David Beattie
28 February - 2 April 2011. An installation of new and recent work by Dublin-based artist David Beattie, including a number of works completed during his residency last year at the Mattress Factory Ar...
Dublin What's on
11 March - 16 April 2011. Paul Mercier directs an intimate and poignant play which centres on the sale of a family home. The house's empty rooms re-awaken long-buried emotions and force Catherine to r...
Dublin What's on
Join us in Abruzzo, Italy to study and discuss Ignazio Silone or learn the craft of memoir.
Dublin What's on
Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasures
17 February - 24 July 2011. Comprising more than 1,000 replicas produced under scientific supervision, organisers boast that this display of Egyptian "treasures" is more complete than any previous exh...
Dublin What's on
17 - 27 February 2011. The 2011 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival offers the chance to see 120 international films over 11 nights in venues across the capital including Cineworld, The Savoy,...
