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Join Panti, the ‘Queen of Ireland’, in this coarse and comic guided tour through the twisted back alleys of her mind.

Set in Dublin at the turn of the last century, James Joyce’s epiphanic masterpiece is largely autobiographical

Jack and Algernon, two gentlemen of good repute, have each invented personae to lighten the burden of their social obligations

Dear Conjunction Theatre Company presents its acclaimed one-man show which was a hit at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2008

In 1897, from the depths of Reading Gaol, Oscar Wilde writes a long letter addressed to Lord Alfred Douglas

This clever piece of theatre in French is based around passages of some of Oscar Wilde’s best known plays

It’s Mae’s first go at swing dancing, and she’s there filling the time while her boyfriend’s away

In preparation for the Big Swing Ball on 24 May, or just for fun, come and practice your swing steps

De Mark Cantan

Digging into subjects that men may not traditionally explore like love, relationships, loss, family and self-doubt

This evening of lively discussion pays homage to Kilkenomics

Inspired by James Joyce’s short story, The Dead, Cinémorphe’s Distant Music invites you to step back in time, to Dublin at the turn of the 20th century

De quoi avons-nous besoin pour guérir ? Que se passe-t-il quand nous nous effondrons ?

First published in 1942, this epic poem is one of the classics of Irish literature – many feel it is Kavanagh’s best work, a masterpiece