Raphaela Gromes and Julian Riem in Concert this April
The superb duo of cellist Raphaela Gromes and pianist Julian Riem will performing in Dublin venues this April with an eclectic programme featuring pieces by Rossini and Offenbach, amongst others.
On Point with 2019 Spike Cello Festival
SPIKE 2019, the Dublin Alternative Cello Festival, takes place this February with three days of Cello Action, Concerts, Workshops, and Yoga Cello!
Woman Undone: The Life of Mary Coughlan
Woman Undone is a re-imagining of the extraordinary life of one of Ireland’s best loved singers Mary Coughlan.
Programme for 16th IFI Documentary Festival Announced
The Irish Film Institute is pleased to announce the programme for the 16th IFI Documentary Festival, which will once again present the very best of new Irish and international documentary filmmaking.
Liv O’Donoghue’s AFTER to Premier at Dublin Fringe Festival
AFTER by Liv O'Donoghue, premiering as part of Dublin Fringe Festival 2018 at Project Arts Centre this September
East Asia Film Festival Ireland Returns this April
The second edition of the East Asia Film Festival Ireland runs from 5th to 8th April, and presents compelling films from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan
Look Back In Anger at The Gate Theatre
February sees The Gate Theatre liberating ground breaking theatrical language from the explosive words of playwright John Osborne, and through the creative eyes of award-winning Irish theatre director Annabelle Comyn.
Counting Down to INO’s The Marriage of Figaro
One of the greatest comic operas ever written — Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro — will be a highlight of Irish National Opera’s first annual programme, the full details of which will be announced January 9, 2018.
Tech Sector to Come Together for Inaugural Dublin Tech Week
The inaugural Dublin Tech Week plans to takeover Dublin City with a festival of Technology, Arts, and Science from 16th to 20th April, 2018.
HORRORTHON 2017 – Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid
IFI HORRORTHON returns for its most terrifying, bloodiest season yet, running from October 26th to 30th at the Irish Film Institute