Exhibitions & Events

James Joyce's 'Ulysses' brought to all audiences through a combination of live performance, intricate paper design and an original score.

Where can you go when there’s nowhere to go? ‘Rothar’ is Branar’s joyful production of mime and theatre that celebrates the places your imagination can take you… on your bike!

Rough for Radio II is a radio play by Beckett written in French as Pochade radiophonique and first published in 1975. This festival version is recorded in situ by inmates of HM Prison Liverpool.

Having collaborated with emblematic French actor Denis Lavant on a number of Beckett's monologues, Jacques Osinski has taken on a new, exciting andfrightening challenge: his favourite play, Beckett's Fin de partie.

The sonic experiments, discoveries and evolutions of Beckett’s radio play All That Fall (1956) are re-imagined by director Adrian Dunbar for the Beckett Unbound Festival.

This ambitious three-day festival explores Beckett’s wild fascination with communication and technology’s traversal of time and distance across a programme of theatre, music, film, dance, photography, and discussion.

Hugely popular for his tremendous energy and incredible range of stories, de Búrca is more dangerous than the pied piper… he casts a spell on young and old alike!

A coming-of-age story, this is an award-winning play, full of heart, humour and wisdom, for anyone who had a childhood passion that threatened to overwhelm their life.

The CCI launch its winter season with Project Space #1 ‘Ballon rond’.

Five theatre makers from Ireland, Greece, Lithuania, Luxembourg and Portugal discuss their work and month-long residency at the CCI.

A relaxed but stimulating festival for the mind and the senses with discussions, workshops, concerts, apéros and stand-up!

The experiences of a young Northern Irishman living in the State care system are brought to the stage in this funny, moving and honest monologue.

Join this Neo-DaDa Foodist Kollektiv for a deliciously absurd culinary performance with augmented cutlery!

Four theatre makers from Ireland, Greece, Lithuania and Portugal discuss their work and special month-long residency at the CCI.

Ces Laurel et Hardy des temps modernes nous entraînent dans leurs aventures rocambolesques déployées à force d’astuces et de gags déclenchant un immense éclat de rire.