Active Archive – Slow Institution is an extensive research initiative that delves into Project’s 50+year history, looking at the imagined futures and proposals for transformation recorded in Project Arts Centre’s archives.

From the makers of the Fringe First and OBIE Award winning LIPPY and Chekhov’s First Play, Hamnet is a solo work for an eleven year old boy.

A national exhibit of design for performance, featuring work from some of Ireland’s most prolific and creative designers. This exhibition aims to highlight the dramatic yet ephemeral nature of design for stage and screen in Ireland.

Scottee has made a new (sort of) dance show about fat bodies showing at Project Arts Centre in February. In the run up, he is inviting you over for tea, a gossip and a think – a chance for us to get together to discuss body politics, fatness and what some people on Instagram are calling ‘body positivity’.

A (sort of) dance show about flab, double chins and getting your kit off in public by artist and forward facing fatso, Scottee. This is fat rebellion.

Samuel Beckett's hilarious and moving early novel adapted and performed by one of the greatest Beckett interpreters in the world.

Based on the writings and testimonies of people living with mental health issues, Lysis is a docudrama that traces the experiences of five individuals. This audio-visual installation is a forthright portrait of people side-lined by society through everyday stigma, prejudice and general ignorance toward mental health.

A modern intermediary between cultures and continents, Gifty Wiafe, a young woman from Ghana now living in Germany, takes us on a roller-coaster of a personal and intercontinental journey.

THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON. Vol 5: Omalia by James Moran and Son of a Preacher Man by Matthew Malone

THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON Vol 5: Two Fingers Up by Seón Simpson and Gina Donnelly and Mrs Cellophane by FemmeBizarre