Ireland’s Call Post-Show Chat Guests Announced
Irelands Call – John Connors’ play about three teenagers being enticed into a life of crime opens tomorrow 8th March at The Civic and runs...
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Charlie’s A Clepto: Meet the Artist; Clare Monnelly
Three times Irish Times Irish Theatre award-nominated actor and writer Clare Monnelly is known on stage and screen for roles with Druid Theatre Co, The...
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Meet Johnny Cash Tribute Star- Terry Lee Goffee
The number one Johnny Cash Tribute right across America “The Man In Black” returns to Ireland for a short tour. We had a chat with Terry...
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Meet the Artist; Actor Chris McHallem
Strutting and Fretting is a hilarious and thought-provoking new comedy from the wicked pen of Chris McHallem, who has written extensively for stage, TV, film...
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Irish National Opera and The Civic
The Civic Throws open its Doors to Irish National Opera 11 – 15 February. Irish National Opera will open their critically acclaimed production of Gluck’s...
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The Civic Sessions: Podcast on upcoming play ‘Strutting & Fretting an Actor Dispairs’
Artistic Director of The Civic Michael Barker-Caven in conversation with and Chris McHallem (writer and actor) and Michael James Ford (Director) of Strutting and Fretting...
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The Civic Sessions: Irish National Opera
As part of our continued series of Artists’ Talks we are delighted to announce a pre-show talk on Friday 8th Feb from 7:15 – 7:45pm....
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Original plays, written by 15/16 year old playwrights as part of out TENDERFOOT Programme
Original plays, written by 15/16 year old playwrights, provide a unique glimpse into the world of our young people articulating their experience and their reality....
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Launching a NEW Youth Theatre at the Civic
YOUTH THEATRE IN RESIDENCE: GIANT WOLF In partnership with Giant Wolf Theatre, we’re opening our doors to local teenagers between the ages of 14 and...
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Correction to Spring Brochure
In our Winter Spring Brochure for the event ‘Legends and Lore of South County Dublin’ it was incorrectly stated that all proceeds go to Pieta...
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