Dublin What's on
Mary Calahan - Romance in Bloom.
5-24 September 2005. Romance in Bloom is an exhibition of paintings by Galway-based Mary Calahan, who produces works that reflect Irish life. The exhibitions backdrop is not only a centre of modern co...
Dublin What's on
DruidSynge 2005 - The Plays of John Millington Synge.
2-19 Aug 2005. Directed by Gary Hynes, this ground-breaking tribute to the life and work of one of Irelands greatest playwrights, John Millington Synge, can be enjoyed over one, two or three days or a...
Dublin What's on
8-20 Aug 2005. This version of Samuel Beckett's masterpiece is directed by Peter Reid. The play focuses on the "the suffering of being" via the themes of compassion, exploitation, humiliation, and dep...
Dublin What's on
19 Aug 2005. Backed by Sonic Youth, the Chemical Brothers play Marlay Park in Dublin as they tour in support of their new album, Push the Button. The Chemical Brothers, also known as Ed Simons and Tom...
Dublin What's on
Hansel and Gretel / The Three Billygoats Gruff.
13-28 Aug 2005. This double bill of puppet magic first features Hansel and Gretel, the tale of two kids abandoned in a dark forest who have a bone-chilling encounter with a flesh-eating witch who live...
Dublin What's on
9 Aug10 Sept 2005. An escapist play set in a poky flat in a small town outside post-Communist Moscow, Ladybird is a microcosm of low life in Russia today. The plays nihilistic tone is sealed by the fl...
Dublin What's on
Until 23rd July
This compelling play by Fermin Cabal is based on real people and real events under Pinochets 17 year dictatorship. Directed by Roisin McBrinn and translated by Robert Shaw, Tejas Verd...
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Every Wednesday night.
With its low lighting and sometimes absent mic, the relaxed surroundings of the International Bar refreshes the parts other shows cannot reach. The Comedy Cellar is an action-p...
Dublin What's on
Until 11 Sept.
Irelands Museum of Modern Art presents the countrys first large-scale exhibition of the work of Internationally renowned artist Dorothy Cross, who was born in Cork in 1956. Comprising...
Dublin What's on
Save The Robots International Exhibition.
Until 30 Sept 2005. The Ark Cultural Centre for Children will see an invasion of artificial humans and mechanical beasts this summer with the Save the Robots exhibition and festival. Robots revenging...
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Until 8 Oct 2005 . Jurys Irish Cabaret opens its 43rd consecutive season in what has become Ireland's longest running cabaret show. Aficionados and first-timers alike can expect two hours of glitterin...
Dublin What's on
Until 4 Sept 2005. This mini-retrospective on US sculptor Catherine Lee focuses on her work from the past decade. The exhibition follows her transition to pure three-dimensional space in terms of mate...
Dublin What's on
10 June-25 June 2005. Now at the Point Theatre in Dublin, following a highly acclaimed 5-year run at the Cork Opera House, The Hapenny Bridge is being talked of as the biggest Irish musicals ever to h...
Dublin What's on
Docklands Shakespeare Festival.
14 June-24 July 2005. Definitely one for the luvvies, this six-week offering of Shakespearean entertainment takes place at IFSCs George's Dock in Dublin's Docklands this summer and is produced by Foot...
Dublin What's on
10 June-27 August 2005. Riverdance returns home to Dublin after 10 years entertaining and enthralling over 18 million people worldwide. With music by Bill Whelan, production by Moya Doherty and the di...
Dublin What's on
3 May-11 June 2005. Raymond Clown is 47, a dreamer in the grip of a midlife crisis. Written and performed by Raymond Keane and directed by Judy Hegarty Lovett, Tanks a lot! is the story of a heart-war...
Dublin What's on
26 May-2 July 2005. Tim Durhams pictures are neither manipulated nor computer generated: theyre simple photos of soapy bubbles. Technically, however, the photographs are light interference on the micr...
Dublin What's on
1 June-31 August 2005. Now in its seventh year, Diversions is a free, outdoor festival of films, visual arts, live shows, family fun and markets. Held around Meeting House Square, the heart of Dublin'...
