News

Eoin Winning, lighting designer of Looking for Work, has written about his approach to Martin Sharry’s exciting new play.

Making his Dublin professional stage debut, actor Timmy Creed shares his experience of the Looking for Work rehearsal room.

Rebecca Guinnane, cast member of Looking for Work, shares her thoughts with us on the upcoming show in this rehearsal diary.

Martin Sharry, writer and director of Looking for Work, shares his thoughts with us on his upcoming show in this rehearsal diary.

Project Artists, THEATREclub are back with the fourth volume of THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON and they’re looking for new work!

Project Arts Centre is delighted to partner with Dance Ireland, Dance Limerick and Firkin Crane, Cork, in announcing the recipient of the Dance Ireland Commission Award.

Project Arts Centre will be closed Monday 27 October for the bank holiday but will reopen Tuesday 28 October at 10.00am.

Would you like to work with us? We’re looking for someone friendly and motivated to join our Box Office team. Closing date for applications 3 October 2014.

An impressive six shows developed at MAKE have been programmed for this year’s Tiger Dublin Fringe!

ACTORS’ WORKSHOP WITH GRACE DYAS (THEATRECLUB)
Come and join THEATREclub’s Grace Dyas for a week of reflection, researching, recharging and, most importantly, acting.

David Mullane meets Jose Miguel Jimenez and Nyree Yergainharsian of The Company to discuss their new show ‘The Rest Is Action’, premiering in Project Arts Centre, as part of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

During a Rough Magic rehearsal week here in the Big Blue Building, David Mullane sat down with Sonya Kelly, Gina Moxley and Justin Murphy to find out how they make a show like ‘How to Keep an Alien’.

Guided walking tours of Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and The Douglas Hyde Gallery.

Open Call for Prototype Festival.

Our friends at Kilkenny Arts Festival have a special treat just for you….

TIGER DUBLIN FRINGE Programme Launch

Project Arts Centre is delighted to announce our new Assistant Curator of Visual Arts, Emer Lynch!

Project Catalysts junk ensemble are currently touring The Falling Song in the UK, before bringing it to four Irish venues this April. Performed by an international all-male cast and a local children’s choir and featuring a set of towering ladders, ropes and hundreds of apples, this critically acclaimed production looks at the nature of flying

MAKE is an initiative of Cork Midsummer Festival, Dublin Fringe Festival, Project Arts Centre and Theatre Forum for the purpose of generating new performance work.   Emily Aoibheann Dublin born and based artist/ aerialist/ performer/ writer/ director; previously a musician and academic; working primarily as a contemporary circus and performance practitioner, director, producer; exploring apparatus in movement and dynamic sculpture;

Book Any performance of Defender of the Faith at Project Arts Centre from 25 to 29 November & Get 2 Tickets For The Price of 1 – 2 For Just €22! Find out more here….

Claire O’Neill appointed as new Venue & Operations Manager

Our Project Blogger meets Rough Magic SEEDS!

Need help on a gift for that art-lover in your life? We’ve got you covered – check out our amazing gift ideas!