Theatre

Dublin Fringe Festival: A new show about memory (not nostalgia) from Malaprop

Ireland’s longest running theatre ensemble, Blue Raincoat Theatre Company, return to Project after a sell out run in 2017 to perform Shackleton, a story of endurance on the Antartic’s icy Weddell Sea.

DYT is 40 Years old, 8minutes of 8 shows from the past 4 decades

A kaleidoscopic new comedy from Collapsing Horse

An Award Winning Magical Play About Identity and the Capacities of the Human Spirit.

Retro(per)spective is a medley of Split Britches performances that have made the politics of gender and sexuality and the humour of human relations accessible to all ages and persuasions for the last 36 years

Told at breakneck speed, three fantastic actors unravel these intertwined tales of modern women in a world where sex sells.

Oliver Award-winning Fishamble presents a new play by Eva O’Connor, winner of the Fishamble writing award at Dublin Fringe Festival 2015.

A radically new retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth—told from her side of hell on earth

A powerful piece exploring the changing nature of the relationship between a real-life mother and son in the aftermath of a family tragedy

The Olivier Award-winning performance provocateur is back on her dirty soap box!

THEATREclub explores the act of buying sex and the subculture of prostitution: its rules, its language and its power structures

The Irish premiere of Lucy Prebble’s award-winning romance about experiencing love on mind-altering medication

Dick Walsh returns with his hit Dublin Fringe Festival 2016 show!

Ireland’s longest running theatre ensemble, Blue Raincoat Theatre Company, return to Project to perform Shackleton, a story of endurance on the Antartic’s icy Weddell Sea.

Dark comedy, family drama and spoken word odyssey – Emmet Kirwan’s Dublin Oldschool is back again!

A new comedy by Pan Pan about a drama therapy class in an imaginary prison

A dark comedy set on the north side of Cork city by award-winning writer Kevin Barry

A dark comedy set on the north side of Cork city by award-winning writer Kevin Barry

Dublin Theatre Festival returns to Project for its 59th edition

A world famous superstar that has lost her voice

An exploration of instances of disclosure and the presence of stigma in the lives of men and women who are HIV+ in Ireland today

A tale of two reluctant heroes – Kowalski and Vera

A look ahead from a year of revolution and unrest into our uncertain future

Una McKevitt blends fiction and reality in a show which considers the possibilities of a new world