The Everyman seasonal programmes offer a diverse range of shows, including gems of touring theatre, comedy, opera, music, dance and family friendly shows. The theatre has welcomed companies such as The Abbey Theatre, Irish National Opera, Druid Theatre, Chinese State Circus, Junk Ensemble, Rough Magic Theatre Company, Gare St Lazare Ireland, and the Royal Shakespeare Company as well as artists such as Paul Brady, Glen Hansard, Des Bishop, Camille O'Sullivan and many more.
The theatre has been at the heart of Cork City’s cultural life since 1897. Steeped in history, the building is listed and an example of late Victorian architecture. Moreover, the auditorium is a favourite with audiences and performers for its atmosphere and intimacy.
The Everyman Bar offers a relaxed ambience with a great range of locally sourced and artisan beverages.
The Everyman is situated in the heart of the city, in Cork’s vibrant Victorian Quarter, yet within easy access to the N40, N25 and M8 road networks. There is a choice of car parking nearby and the theatre is within walking distance of the two main public transport hubs, Kent Train Station and Parnell Place Bus Station.
- Escaped Alone by Caryl Churchill
Arts and cultureEscaped Alone by Caryl Churchill Hatch Theatre Company and The Everyman in association with Once Off Productions are delighted to present the Irish premiere of Caryl Churchill’s 2016 revolutionary play, Escaped Alone, as part of Cork Midsummer Festival.
- The Beacon by Nancy Harris
Arts and cultureThe Beacon by Nancy Harris Written by prolific BAFTA-nominated playwright and screenwriter, Nancy Harris, The Beacon is a thrilling and darkly funny family drama that asks can we ever really know the truth of a thing – a person, a place or a work of art?
- Mother of All the Behans
Arts and cultureMother of All the Behans At once humorous and heartrending, Mother of All the Behans is steeped in Irish culture and promises to be a highly entertaining evening. Imelda May brings to life the remarkable story of the witty raconteur, singer and rebel Kathleen Behan.
