The Gate is concerned mainly with producing the internationally recognised classics, and has a special feeling for the work of Irish writers of sophisticated comedy - such as Goldsmith, Sheridan, Wilde and Shaw. The New Eblana is a small theatre which has been acclaimed for its productions of modern plays. The National Theatre of Ireland is the Abbey, where the programme consists almost entirely of new plays by Irish authors interspersed with revivals from the repertoire, which includes Yeats, Synge, O'Casey, Boucicault, Behan and Beckett. In the same building, the smaller Peacock Theatre provides the Abbey Players with an opportunity for experimental work. The shows of Lambert Mews Theatre are directed and produced by the famous Lambert puppeteers.
Performances are nightly with two matin es weekly for children.
The Projects Arts Centre presents drama, poetry readings and recitals at lunchtime and in the evening. The National Concert Hall , Earlsport Terrace, provides high-quality concerts throughout the year. Terms and Conditions apply.