What's On in Dublin This Week

Volta Theatre Company bring Shakespeare's darkest tragedy to Smock Alley. Murder, totalitarianism, and the unravelling of a human soul in one of Dublin's most atmospheric venues.

The sold-out hit returns. Katriona O'Sullivan's extraordinary memoir of overcoming poverty, addiction, and homelessness to earn a PhD from Trinity - adapted for the stage by Sonya Kelly.

British pop-rock favourites The Feeling bring their catalogue of earworm anthems to The Academy. Fill My Little World, Sewn, and Love It When You Call - live in Dublin.

Mischa Barton stars in this gripping stage adaptation of the classic film noir. Set in 1930s LA, it's a tale of lust, greed, and the perfect murder at one of Dublin's most beautiful theatres.

World-famous ventriloquist comedian Jeff Dunham brings his Artificial Intelligence tour to Dublin's 3Arena. A spectacular evening of comedy featuring his iconic cast of characters.

Savages frontwoman Jehnny Beth brings her raw, intense solo show to The Workman's Club Cellar. Post-punk perfection in one of Dublin's best small venues.

Free weekly stand-up comedy night at J.T. Pim's in Dublin city centre. A brilliant mix of open mic newcomers and seasoned pros every Wednesday night.

Sean O'Casey's masterpiece returns to the Abbey Theatre exactly 100 years after its explosive premiere. A landmark production directed by Tom Creed that every Dubliner should see.

Lebanese sound artist Tarek Atoui transforms IMMA's Baroque Chapel with immersive sound installations you can walk inside. A free exhibition exploring the physicality of sound and vibration.