And just like that, another month begins as September becomes October. The lush tree-lined avenues of the city have turned to an abundance of yellow, orange and brown as shorts and t-shirts are swapped for hats and scarves. In a week when the Budget came (and went) a week early, prompting rumours of a November election, one lucky Irish person became a millionaire, and an earthquake was recorded off the coast of Donegal, we’re glad to be on the right side of Wednesday, as the weekend rolls around again.
As always, we’ve got you covered at Extra.ie with the weekend guide for getting out of the house—and there’s lots to keep the whole family entertained. This weekend is just one of several where you will have a chance to experience the outstanding creations showcased in Dublin as part of the annual Theatre Festival.
With Dublin at the heart of the festival, the city’s people and stories are at the forefront of unique theatrical productions on display over the coming weeks. The mission of the festival is to present a programme of theatrical experiences that will appeal to the diverse communities and visitors that make up our capital city. Funded by the Arts Council , the Dublin Theatre Festival has a rich history of celebrating what audiences are most excited about.
There’s something for everyone’s taste, with a host of Ireland’s best performers creating a new bold network that challenges and inspires. With ‘must-see’ performances of productions including The .