At Project Arts Centre, we aim to provide a wide range of accessible performances, exhibitions and events including Audio Description, ISL, Captioning, Relaxed Performances and Touch Tours.
Accessible events and performances are included as part of our programme, and visiting companies may also include accessible performances in their runs.
On this page, you will find a list of upcoming accessible events. Please check back regularly for updates.
Bellow tells the extraordinary real-life story of one of Ireland’s foremost accordionists, Danny O’Mahony, a man who has dedicated his life to the preservation of traditional Irish music and to the mastery of his craft.
Bellow takes the audience on a raw, intimate, deeply personal journey of self-reflection, passion, and the pursuit of artistic purpose. Bellow weaves together past and present as Danny revisits pivotal moments in his life, his first taste of music as a child, the mentors who shaped him and the unrelenting pursuit of mastery that left room for little else.
ISL Interpreted Performance: 25 April, 2:45pm: Book here
Audio Described Performance: 25 April, 2:45pm: Book here
Free, Bookable Touch Tour: 25 April, 1:45pm: Book here
Technology remembers everything. Families remember what matters.
On the coast of Mayo, the O’Connor family have been locked down for years, sealed inside by a toxic yellow fog. They are part of a memory-collection trial that promises digital immortality. All they have to do is tell the truth. Every last bit of it.
When an agent from the Delirium Corporation arrives to collect their data, the family begin to doubt the tech, the trial, and whether anyone, family or algorithm, can ever really know you. A challenge to our faith in technology, memory, myth, and who gets to decide what forever looks like.
The Delirium Archive is a world premiere by Shane Mac an Bhaird. It is about family, and the intangible love technology can’t capture.
ISL interpreted performance: Thursday 30 April
As we welcome the light after winter, dive into Bealtaine’s rich mix of performances, workshops, discussions and exhibitions from Ireland’s incredible pool of artists and makers.
Bealtaine Festival is delighted to once again take over Project Arts Centre as the Flagship HQ. Join us for in-depth conversations with Cait O’Riordan, Paul Cleary, Miriam O’Callaghan, as well as thought provoking events with Poetry S.O.S and the Human Library. The festival weekend will then round everything off with the 6 O’Clock Rock party with Sing Along Social.
Open captioning will be available at the following events:
Miriam O’Callaghan in conversation with Susan McKay: Book now.
Sex, (No) Drugs & Rock n Roll: Book now.
Choreographing Autonomy – Philip Connaughton & Marie Brett: Book now.
Up Close & Personal: Paul Cleary in conversation with Tom Dunne: Book now.
You can visit our Accessibility Information page here. If you require any further information or assistance for your visit, please do not hesitate to contact us at box-office@projectartscentre.ie or call 01 8819 613.
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