Category Archive: Sean O’Casey Theatre

Oct 16

Remembering Philip Chevron on his 10th anniversary -

A very special tribute event was held to celebrate the life and legacy of the great Dublin songwriter at the Sean O’Casey Theatre earlier this year. The annual Sarah Lundberg Summer School is held in memory of our friend and colleague who took her own life in 2014, and we felt that this event was …

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Sep 10

“From the Calton to Catalonia” – Interview with playwrights John and Willy Maley

From the Calton

The Sean O’Casey Festival 2023 is delighted to present the Irish premiere of this acclaimed play by John and Willy Maley. Set in the 1930’s during the Spanish Civil War, it is based on the true story of their father James and other family members. The story switches between a fascist prison in Spain and …

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Sep 04

Sean O’Casey Festival 2023: OPENING NIGHT Monday 11th September @7PM

Ciara Byrne , Hidden Skirts Theatre.

The Sean O’Casey Festival 2023 will be launched on Monday 11th September, @ 7pm at the Seán O’Casey Theatre, St Marys Road, East Wall. All welcome to this FREE EVENT The evening will be hosted by Ciara Byrne (of Hidden Skirts Theatre). Author and historian Paul O’Brien will be our special guest and will officially open the …

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Aug 28

FRAGMENTS FROM LIFE : art exhibition by Brian Palm

Gasometer Gang by Brian Palm

The Sean O’Casey Festival 2023 is delighted to announce that a new art exhibition by Brian Palm will be displayed throughout the festival, from Monday 11th September until Saturday 23rd September. The exhibition , FRAGMENTS FROM LIFE will be on display at the official opening of the festival at the Sean O’Casey Theatre on Monday …

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Jul 19

Sean O’CaseyFestival 2023 : Tickets now available

From the Calton to Catalonia

The Sean O’Casey Festival 2023 will take place between Monday 11th September and Saturday 23rd September. The following performances have been confirmed, with further details to be announced.     “From the Calton to Catalonia”  by John and Willy Maley. Tuesday 12th September to Saturday 16th September Tickets : https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/from-the-calton-to-catalonia-by-john-and-willy-maley-tickets-680196976467   “Pure Medicine” by Cahal Flynn …

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Jun 26

“SAY A SONG: The words and music of Philip Chevron”

Phil Mullen

“The Radiators kicked doors open…and we all walked through” “SAY A SONG: The words & music of Philip Chevron” was an enjoyable, emotional and very relevant celebration of the genius of Philip Chevron. The Sarah Lundberg Summer School 2023 at the Sean O’Casey Theatre featured an amazing line up of speakers, performers and video contributions …

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Jun 10

“ROCK ON PHILIP” – Sarah Lundberg Summer School 2023 to celebrate Philip Chevron

Say A Song

The Sarah Lundberg Summer School 2023 will be “ SAY A SONG: The words & music of Philip Chevron”, taking place at the Sean O’Casey Theatre on Saturday 24th June. This will be a celebration of the life, art and legacy of Philip Chevron, and will include contributions from family, bandmates, friends and collaborators. A …

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Jun 06

“The Man Trap” & “Love in The Wild” – Two plays for a tenner at the Sean O’Casey Theatre

Man Trap 01

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE:   https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-man-trap-litw-tickets-637526648367

May 19

“The Great Gatsby” adapted by Conor Armstrong Sanfey at the Sean O’Casey Theatre

Gatsby

F.Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby adapted by Conor Armstrong Sanfey. Join us as we take you back to the swinging 1920s. One of literature’s great love stories set in the jazz era, join us for an evening of drama, love, dancing and fun as we watch the great story unfold. Tickets now available on eventbrite …

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May 12

Liam Lynch centenary event : Tuesday 16th May at the Sean O’Casey Theatre (A film screening, art exhibition and history talk)

Liam Lynch

  Award-winning artist and theatre designer Dolores Lyne is marking the centenary of her grand-uncle Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff of the Anti-Treaty IRA, with an exhibition  inspired by a trove of personal letters written by Liam to his brother Tom, the confidante in whom he felt safe, writing unique letters that covered the most …

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