The Abbey Theatre, in Dublin City, was established in 1904. Inspired by the revolutionary ideals of its founders and the rich canon of Irish dramatic writing, the Abbey Theatre’s mission is to imaginatively engage with all of Irish society through the production of ambitious, courageous and new theatre in all its forms.
The Abbey Theatre is committed to lead in the telling of the whole Irish story, in English and in Irish, and affirms that the Abbey is a theatre for the entire island of Ireland and for all its people. In every endeavour, the Abbey Theatre promotes inclusiveness, diversity and equality.
Visit the Abbey Theatre website or phone to reserve tickets for a performance.
- The Whiteheaded Boy
Arts and cultureThe Whiteheaded Boy The table is set for Denis, arriving home from Dublin where he’s studying Medicine at Trinity College – a source of enormous pride for his besotted mother and of great resentment to his five other siblings.
- Ulster American
Arts and cultureUlster American Ulster American, written by David Ireland and directed by Ciarán O’Reilly, is a savagely funny play that dissects the intersection of identity politics, ego, privilege, and the Northern Irish Troubles with satirical precision.
- Mirandolina
Arts and cultureMirandolina Marina Carr returns to the Abbey Theatre this summer and brings a little piece of Italy to Ireland’s National Stage for 9 performances only.
- Presents an annual programme of diverse, engaging, innovative Irish and international theatre.
- Invests in and promotes new Irish writers and artists.
- The Abbey has hosted a large number of successful performances from traditional and modern playwrights.
- Choose from a variety of backstage tours, workshops and talks on theatre life in Dublin.
