24-Hour Flash Sale: 20% Off Tickets When You Buy 3 or More
For one day only, you can unlock 20% off when booking three or more tickets across 22 brand new shows, we've got comedy, cabaret, dance, theatre. All you need for a great night out.
You can buy 3+ tickets for the same show, or mix and match across the programme, just add the tickets to your Ticketsolve basket and the discount will be taken automatically.
The offer is available for just 24 hours — from 11am Wednesday 3rd September to 11am Thursday 4th September.
This special flash sale is about making theatre more accessible — giving more people the chance to discover bold new stories, enjoy unforgettable nights out, and share the experience with friends and family.
Scroll down to see the list of participating shows:
Pea Dineen: Raising Her Voice - Pea Dineen
How do you raise a voice? How do you get a whole country to hear it? Well, with 90s pop bangers adapted to fit a playful, subversive, personal narrative about transgender liberation in the face of an uncaring system – OBVIOUSLY.
Join niche cabaret legend Pea Dinneen and her fabulous band for this world premiere.
Testo- Wet Mess
Wet Mess messifies transitions, testosterone and the edges of drag. Combining movement with prerecorded interviews, expect surreal spectacles, dykey desires, and a choreography of guttural sexuality as Wet Mess pinches at the dull flesh of life where the magical is in the mundane and made-up shit becomes real.
Seón Simpson's on a Tangent - SkelpieLimmer Productions
Ever re-read your teenage diary? Posted song lyrics as a cry for help? Had a secret poetry blog? Seón Simpson did - and she’s turned it into stand-up gold.
There’s only one problem. She’s run out of material. That’s what happens when you use up all your love poems and all that’s left are poems about self-harm and suicide.
But can she make suicide funny? You’re about to find out A stand-up/theatre/TED Talk hybrid about mental health, oversharing, and wringing every last laugh out of your teenage trauma.
Queens of Comedy - Aideen McQueen, Sophia Wren & Guests
Get ready to bow down.
Queens of Comedy brings three nights of fearless, fast-paced stand-up to Dublin Fringe Festival. Hosted each night by resident royals, the unstoppable Aideen McQueen and the ferociously funny Sophia Wren.
Each night, a rotating cast of Ireland’s fiercest gas women join the court, serving bold laughs, outrageous tales, and serious sass. From rising stars to comedy icons, this is a celebration of women who rule the mic and own the stage. These queens are ready to reign.
The Chalice - Brigid Leahy
When a medieval chalice is unearthed on an Irish farm, three characters clash over its ownership. An American tracing her lineage insists it’s part of her family legacy but the son of the landowners sees it as his to keep. Tensions spike when a government worker, an immigrant to Ireland, asserts that the state has the strongest claim. A sharp, dark comedy about ownership, identity, and the messy politics of cultural inheritance
Glass Places - Bluehouse Theatre
May works in a B&B near St Ciaran’s Holy Well. April works in the Aquadom, the world’s largest free-standing aquarium. They have known each other all their lives.
On December 16th 2022, the Aquadom explodes. One million litres of water flood the streets of Berlin. Fifteen hundred fish are killed. May and April try to pick up the pieces.
Train Man - Caroline McEvoy
A captivating tale of sibling rivalry in post-Troubles Northern Ireland. With gut-punch gags and emotional blows, Caroline reckons with her lifelong battle with her younger brother, who loves trains, buses and getting his way.
Funny, joyful, and deeply personal, this is a story about coming to terms with a messy past and complicated future, one where Caroline might have to balance caring for her adult brother with her own desires. Expect sibling spats, visits to the London Transport Museum and a whole lotta Disney as Caroline explores family, love, and full-time care.
The Shape of Quiet Feelings - Maisie Lee
Bring the kids and let their imaginations lead the way! What does climate change feel like and what if that feeling came to life as a creature?
Children in Galway and Dublin explored this idea, inspiring a theatrical, sensory experience where big questions meet playful creativity. Created by artists Maisie Lee, Jessica Wilson, Stephen Dodd, Anna Mullarkey, and Tommy Casby, this is a family-friendly journey into emotions, imagination, and how we face the future together.
ALIENS - Curious Industries
I didn’t like it here at first. I didn’t like anything.
Join a real-life mother and daughter on a road trip from Donegal to southern Italy, as they weave their personal stories with those of Italian immigrants in Northern Ireland and present-day migrants, activists, and strangers meet along the way. Blending performance, video, and live music, this show invites you to explore what it means to live between countries, generations, and identities - a meditation on inheritance, migration, and those who live in between: the aliens
dublinitgirl_vs_dartlinediva: rap battle royale - Harry Hennessy
Meet dublinitgirl, genderqueer icon.
Recently, she hung up her 365 party girl boots. Ever since she met her county player, she’s turned into a trad wife. But he has a sordid past: meet dartlinediva, stun-hun extraordinaire. See, she wasn’t too happy when he dropped her for a… well, she wouldn’t want her choice of words in print.
So what happens when Dublin’s messiest queens turn on one another? And shouldn’t they know better by now? Never fight over a man....
This show is a queer feminist discourse expressed through the highly sexualised and highly confrontational language of a twenty first century rap battle.
IN A BAD WAY - Isolde Fenton
Grá is sick. With what, she’s not sure. Blood clots, maybe? Foreign Accent Syndrome, possibly? Bum Cancer - most definitely; The Ginger One from Desperate Housewives has it. Sat in a GP on Dame Street, she’s with The Doctor (for the fifth time this month) and she won’t rest until she has a diagnosis.
As she spins through her symptoms (all real - definitely real), we unravel a hilarious and touching story of health anxiety, loneliness, and having a body that will not stop keeping score. Ugh.
LIBYA! - Farah Elle
What does it mean to have your heart broken open? Farah Elle invites you into a world scented with jasmine and laced with truth, an intimate performance filled with the warmth of being welcomed home, asking what we bring with us and what we leave behind.
This sensory music and storytelling experience weaves family history, cultural duality, and radical love. Join Farah in celebrating community, healing and restoration, in being bold enough to choose to live with joy and love at the centre.
Last Gig Ever! - Agents & Juice
Third time around. Two Idiots. One rave.
A theatrical, humoristic, physical and personal dive into the constraints, liberties and complexities of nightlife and DJ culture - and all the shite that comes with it. A visceral journey through the liminal realms of the dancefloor, exploring fleeting moments and memories from both in front and behind the decks that last a lifetime in the body.
Change - Croí Glan
The clock is ticking. Are you on board for change? This is an invocation. This dance performance weaves a powerful call to climate action through movement, music, and diverse bodies in motion.
Created by Croí Glan, a disabled led dance company, and inspired by Rebecca Solnit’s Not Too Late and Christiana Figueres’s The Future We Choose, this hope filled performance reimagines the world through resilience, connection, and community. Created in collaboration with scientists from the Environmental Research Institute at UCC, and with diverse performers from diverse lands, this interdisciplinary dance theatre piece is a vibrant celebration of what we’ve lost—and what we can still save.
Nothing Personal - Ally Ryan
How bad are you willing to be in your life in order to be good at your craft?
Megan’s comedy dreams have crashed — and so has she, back living above her parents’ pub, dodging her mum’s passive aggression and her dad’s toasties. After a nightmare date and a chaotic mic grab, she stumbles into success by turning heartbreak into material.
But when someone genuinely lovely walks into her life, the lies start to cost more than laughs. A darkly funny one-woman rom-com about ambition, self-sabotage, and the impossible choice between love and success.
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don't copy me (copy) - Gift Horse Theatre
Original art is dead, and you’re invited to the funeral.
don’t copy me (copy) is a celebration and interrogation of the myth of originality. None of us are original. We poach stories from legends, base characters on real people, repurpose real life into art.
What does it mean to make work in the present without responding to the past? What does it mean to adapt a text you love? To work with ideas from someone you hate?
Gift Horse Theatre wrestles with these questions as they attempt to complete an impossible task: to write something new. Is this idea even theirs? Is it even good? And will the Beckett Estate find out?
Blending lecture, lies, fact, fiction, music, and dance, don’t copy me (copy) is a tongue-in-cheek response to questions of representation, marginalisation, and problematic faves. For theatre virgins and veterans, Gift Horse Theatre presents a brand new play we stole from someone else.
The Cultured Culchie - Sinéad Quinlan
Sinéad Quinlan is coming out… as a culchie.
Sinéad didn’t think she was one, until an ex told her she passed the test. Cue identity crisis. Should she have been going to the Ploughing Festival all this time?
In her debut solo show, she dives headfirst into her culchie roots and her wild detour into comedy, with sharp storytelling, big heart, and no fear of the hard topics (or the Ploughing). This is a hilarious reckoning with rural identity, heartbreak, and the long, bumpy road to finding yourself.
You’re So Special - Julia Grogan
Okay class, please can everyone crawl into a circle?
By day, Miss June teaches babies ballet. By night, she tries to escape the cuddles of her clingy boyfriend, who’s desperate to start a family. Miss June hates babies and she hates parents. She definitely doesn’t want to be one.
An outrageous, flamboyant one-woman-show which slices into the raw, messy gap between who we are and who we dreamed of becoming.
Brambles - Cara Christie
Claire got a job! (Finally.) The catch? It’s in Dublin… so she’s just landed uninvited on her sister Holly’s doorstep.
As Claire digs into their family’s past, Holly’s busy burying her own, while partner Glen just wants to move forward. As old wounds resurface, this sharp, heartfelt drama asks: are we protecting those we love, or just shielding ourselves?
A tender, honest look at autism, family, and the stories that shape us.
ATTENTION - Co-created by Jules Head and Georgia Bruce
You stand at the edge of the circle.
You look across at them, standing there too.
You love them. You know they love you.
You’ve stood here every day for the last seven years.
And every day, you’ve stepped inside. With them. Again and again and again.
You look at them. You close your eyes. You hope they step in. You pray they step in.
I love you I love you I love you I /
What if love had a playbook? If we could play it like a sport? Would the rules make it easier?
Pick ‘n’ Mix! An Improvised Youth Musical - Bum Notes
A sweet, silly, interactive musical adventure where young folk are the writers. Shout out your wildest characters, games, dream sweets or whatever your imagination can cook up and watch eight fearless improvisers and a live piano turn them into a toe-tapping tale on the spot.
No two shows are the same and every performance is a freshly-mixed bag of songs, laughter and colourful surprises. For young people of all ages, and fun-loving grownups alike.
Eras Tour: An Improvised History Musical - Bum Notes
They say history is written by the victors… now watch it being made-up by a bunch of improvisers via the medium of SONG*!
You’ve enjoyed many a perfectly curated musical by your ‘Manuel Miranda’s’, and God knows you’ve relished a good history book or two. But what if history could be interpreted with some sparkle fingers?
This un-educational adventure through time is bound to be one for the ages. Pick a date or little-known historical moment and witness it transform into a fully blown musical on the spot, including live improvised musical accompaniment. This time instead… let history be written by the Bum Notes.
*and sporadic dancing
Cult of Aerobics - Emily Bradley
Ever hated yourself? Great! Welcome to the Cult.
Cult of Aerobics is your glitter-drenched gateway drug to self-improvement, groupthink, and really good abs.
Join the charismatic leader on a high-energy journey through aerobics, obsession, and the dark side of perfection. With infectious choreography, biting humour and a suspicious amount of spandex, this immersive spectacle dares you to sweat it out, laugh it off, and maybe – just maybe - finally love yourself. Or at least love your reflection.
A Piano Meditation - As If I Always Knew
A semi-improvised solo piano performance inviting you to slow down and breathe. Blending live music, gentle breath work, audience participation and soft humming, this intimate experience encourages deep listening, relaxation, and presence. Shaped by the energy in the room, each performance is unique - an invitation to connect with yourself and those around you.
Constriction - Mai Ishikawa
A Japanese bullet train. A woman. And a baby hatch.
Inside the train, we hear two voices talking about a woman who headed West to give up her baby. Sometimes serious, sometimes playful, they discuss the implications. But the more they talk, it seems, the less there is to say. And who are they, really? This experimental work is a surreal exploration of motherhood and identity, using sound and movement to explore the pain of facing reality.