The Town Hall Theatre features a 400 seat main auditorium. It also incorporates the 48 seat studio space at Courthouse Square and the multipurpose Black Box performance space on Dyke Road nearby.
These spaces hold an extensive and eclectic mix of theatre, music, dance, film, comedy and family shows year round. Each year the Town Hall Theatre is the epicentre of activity for many of Galway's key festivals and cultural events. These include the celebrated Galway International Arts Festival and Galway Film Fleadh in July, Cúirt International Festival of Literature in April, Baboró International Arts Festival for Children and Galway Comedy Festival in October, to name a few. The Druid Theatre Company perform many of their productions at Town Hall Theatre.
- The Cunning Little Vixen
Family funThe Cunning Little Vixen Seen through the eyes of a young fox, The Cunning Little Vixen opens with a chance encounter that results in her capture. Through her courage and resilience, the Vixen manages to outwit her captors, and escapes to untamed freedom in the forest.
- 50 Ways Jesus (Almost) Ruined My Life
Arts and culture50 Ways Jesus (Almost) Ruined My Life Is eternal life worth not having fun now? Are there side-effects of youthful over-indulgence in religion? Alternatively, what happens when a heathen buys a Bible?
- Grace Mulvey - Did You Hear We're All Going to Die?
Arts and cultureGrace Mulvey - Did You Hear We're All Going to Die? Grace doesn’t fear death. Just back fat, fascism, and low-rise jeans. Dubbed the Death Queen, she’s here to teach you how not to be weird about loss. A Rolling Stone "Stand-Out Show".
- Patrick Feeney - Voice of Hope
Arts and culturePatrick Feeney - Voice of Hope Patrick Feeney is an acclaimed Irish tenor whose heartfelt delivery and powerful voice have made him a fixture in Ireland’s country and gospel music scene.
- Shortt Stuff
Arts and cultureShortt Stuff Hilarious and outrageously madcap Father-Daughter Duo Pat and Faye Shortt are taking sketch comedy by storm.
- The Flowers of May
Arts and cultureThe Flowers of May The Flowers of May is an intimate and moving stage production inspired by the true story of two parents raising a child with autism.
- Mad, Bad and Dangerous
Arts and cultureMad, Bad and Dangerous Mad, Bad and Dangerous: a celebration of 'difficult' women: Margaretta D'Arcy & Lelia Doolan. Originally recorded in 2020, this is one of a series of interviews between influential Irish women over 70.
- One Acts Showcase
Arts and cultureOne Acts Showcase Galway-based Hysteria Productions is back this February with another One Acts Showcase at the Town Hall Studio, debuting three new and exciting scripts by up-and-coming Irish playwrights, directed by Emily Aherne.
