Cork Pantomime 2026: Every Panto in Cork This Christmas
Panto season in Cork runs from late November right through to the middle of January. This Christmas there are four pantos to choose from in the city: two big family shows at Cork Opera House and The Everyman, and two strictly over 18s shows for a night out with friends or the office party. Cork […]
The Improv Panto at Cork Opera House 2026 (Over 18s)
The Improv Panto is back at Cork Opera House for Christmas 2026, and it is strictly for over 18s. There is no script. The audience picks the story and decides who plays which character, so it really is a different panto every night. The cast is Dominic MacHale (of The Young Offenders), Laura O’Mahony, Declan […]
Jack and the Beanstalk Panto at The Everyman, Cork 2026
The Everyman Panto for 2026 is Jack and the Beanstalk, running from Thursday 3 December 2026 to Sunday 10 January 2027 at The Everyman on MacCurtain Street. It is presented with CADA and directed once again by Catherine Mahon-Buckley, who has been behind the Everyman panto for close to three decades. The Everyman panto is […]
Beauty and the Beast Panto at Cork Opera House 2026
The Cork Opera House and Neville Jewellers panto for 2026 is Beauty and the Beast, running from Wednesday 25 November 2026 to Sunday 17 January 2027. It comes from the same team behind last year’s hit, Aladdin, so expect the full Opera House treatment: big colourful sets, costumes, live music, dance and plenty of comedy. […]
The Lonesome West – Everyman Theatre
WED 24 APR, 8PM The Lonesome West by Martin McDonagh is Kilmeen Drama Group’s 3-Act Festival Circuit play for 2024 and will be touring Ireland throughout spring. As part of The Leenane Trilogy of plays including The Beauty Queen of Leenane and A Skull in Connemara, The Lonesome West encompasses McDonagh’s black comic style that […]
The Collector at the Everyman Theatre
DATE AND TIME | WED 26 – FRI 28 SEPT, 8PM PRICE | €20 | CONCESSION €18 | STUDENTS €9 A story of possession, obsession and love….. The Collector is a novel by John Fowles which has been adapted for the stage by Mark Healy. The play tells the story of Frederick Clegg, a socially awkward […]