Hangmen

Hangmen

11th Mar. - 8th Apr.

The Irish Premier of Hangmen by Martin McDonagh

Upcoming Shows

The Irish Premier of Hangmen by Martin McDonagh

Hangmen

11th Mar. 2023 - 8th Apr. 2023

Funny, satirical and bursting with 90s pop-culture references

Buffy Revamped

9th Apr. 2023 - 9th Apr. 2023

Moving, powerful, compassionate and beautifully written

The Beekeeper of Aleppo

11th Apr. 2023 - 15th Apr. 2023

J B Priestley’s Classic Thriller AN INSPECTOR CALLS

An Inspector Calls

18th Apr. 2023 - 22nd Apr. 2023

Dare to experience the dangers and delights of Dinosaur World Live in this roarsome interactive show

Dinosaur World Live

28th Apr. 2023 - 30th Apr. 2023

The acclaimed stage version of the nation’s favourite movie

The Shawshank Redemption

1st May. 2023 - 13th May. 2023

A hilarious, heartfelt, reassuring and unflinching look at the joys of menopause and friendship

Menopause the Musical 2

16th May. 2023 - 20th May. 2023

Irish National Opera presents Così fan tutte

Così fan tutte 2023

23rd May. 2023 - 27th May. 2023

The Powerful Bestselling Courtroom Thriller that inspired a multi Academy Award-Nominated film....

The Verdict

30th May. 2023 - 3rd Jun. 2023

Vardy v Rooney : The Wagatha Christie Trial

5th Jun. 2023 - 7th Jun. 2023

JOHN B. KEANE’S hilarious dramatic comedy....

The Matchmaker 2023

8th Jun. 2023 - 12th Jun. 2023

Riverdance returns to the Gaiety Theatre

Riverdance

15th Jun. 2023 - 10th Sep. 2023

THE BEST-SELLING CRIME NOVEL OF ALL TIME

And Then There Were None

19th Sep. 2023 - 23rd Sep. 2023

This is no ordinary panto....it's the Gaiety 150th panto!!!

Cinderella

26th Nov. 2023 - 7th Jan. 2024

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Welcome to the Gaiety Theatre

 

Since 1871,  The Gaiety Theatre has given the people of Dublin opera, musicals, drama, revues, comedy, concerts, dance, festivals and pantomime.  Amid the laughter and tears, through times of war and times of affluence, The Grand Old Lady of South King Street has remained a vital and ever changing expression of Irish culture and Irish society.

Long home to the familiar faces of Maureen Potter, Niall Toibin, John B. Keane, Anna Manahan, Des Keogh and Rosaleen Linehan, whose bronze handprints, are set into the pavement in front the theatre, together with those of Luciano Pavarotti and Brian Friel, are testament to the longstanding association these great artists have had with Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre.

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