Catch Seahorse at Project Arts this September
Seahorse is a razor-sharp and funny play by award winning stand-up comedian turned writer Christiane O'Mahony and designer Brian Mitchell about one woman’s existential crisis in modern Ireland.
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.
IFI Family Festival Salutes the End of Summer
The Irish Film Institute is delighted to announce the 2018 IFI Family Festival, which will run from Friday, August 31st to Sunday, September 2nd.
Orson Welles at the IFI this August
The IFI presents a season of films from August 11th to 29th which examine the work of Orson Welles within a broader cinematic context.
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
Dark Skies Over Dublin this Summer
Following on from the huge success of Dark Skies: A Festival of Science Fact and Fiction Films season last July, the IFI will present Dark Skies: Invasion from Saturday, July 7th to Sunday, July 29th.
Trust No One this May!
The Irish Film Institute presents TRUST NO ONE, a season of classic international political thrillers, and FAKE VIEWS, a short selection of films in association with Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin.
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
Programme for Dublin Dance Festival 2018 Announced
Dublin Dance Festival 2018, which runs from 2nd to 20th May, will offer spectacular, entrancing and provocative dance from all over the world and across Ireland
Contemporary Music Festival MUSIC CURRENT Returns this April
Contemporary Music Festival MUSIC CURRENT 2018 takes place once again over three days this April in Smock Alley Theatre in Dublin's Temple Bar