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The Irish language is on life-support, and so too is its greatest scholar in this bilingual play that forces you to imagine a world without sláinte, or any remotely similar word...

Shane’s parents are deaf. He grew up in a house with doorbell lights and subtitles on the TV. A house where to be heard, you had to be seen. Follow him to a place where languages collide. Where the lights are so bright you can’t see to speak. Where sound is just a feeling and signs are all around. Close your ears, cover your eyes. Come to the Deaf Disco. We’ll see you there.

THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON: VOL. 3 In 1968, the year of a worldwide revolution, a record called ‘THE ...

Benjamin Britten's Albert Herring, a wonderfully witty depiction of English rural life, is the RIAM's principal opera production in 2013. Set in the imaginary East Suffolk town of Loxford, the opera charts the coming-of-age of the meek and mild Albert Herring after he is selected as the town's first May King in the absence of any virtuous women.

THE REVOLUTION STARTS HERE: Guest curated by Fiona Sheil.

One day a man gives up his well-paid job and starts drinking. His wife is seeing another man. This other man happens to be renting a room in the married couple's house. This is the first act of a serious farce about seeing things and doing things.