Ok, it’s September and you know what that means? Festival season is upon us! The Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival starts on the 10th of Sept and runs through to the 21st. Don’t worry if you have nothing done. We’ll do our best to guide you through the next few weeks. We have our top five recommendations here.
For live music, we’d recommend Glen Hansard, Wallis Bird and Plaid. If you’re looking for something a little more odd ball, there’s the The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain at the NCH. The wonderful Spiegeltent has An Evening with HamsandwicH next Sunday. There’s also Music in Monkstown from September 9 – 11th with piano sensation John O’Conor, Soprano Mairead Buicke, London based Navarra String Quartet playing with John Finucane among others.
Theatre
Spiegeltent @ Merrion Square – Hot Brown Honey – Sep 10 – 11 & 13 – 16
Wrestling Is Art – Over the Top Wrestling – Sept 10 @ 21:30
An Evening with HamsandwicH – Sep 11 @ 21:30
Abbey – Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme – until 24th Sept
Gaiety Theatre – Sleeps
Smock Alley – Tiger Dublin Fringe –
The Definitive View with Sneachta Ní Mhurchú – 10 + 11 Sep
Cuncrete – 10 – 13 Sep
Breaks – 11 – 18 Sep
Project Arts Centre – Tiger Dublin Fringe –
Override – 09 Sep 2016-17 Sep 2016
This Beach – 10 Sep 2016-17 Sep 2016
George Bush And Children – 10 Sep 2016-17 Sep 2016
Glowworm – 10 Sep 2016-17 Sep 2016
Double Bill: Wrongheaded/ Hope Hunt – 11 Sep 2016-16 Sep 2016
Civic Theatre – God Bless the Child – 8 – 10 September @ 8pm (NEW)
New Theatre – The Misanthrope – until Sep 10th
Bewleys Cafe Theatre – Buridan’s Ass – until Sep 10
Viking Theatre – Bug – 6 – 24 September
The Gate – The Father – Previews from 8th Sept
Movies
IFI – The Man Who Fell To Earth – Opens Sept 9th
Sugar Club
Mon Sep 05 – Popcorn Presents – True Romance
New Release Movies –
Anthropoid
Ben-Hur
Captain Fantastic
Don’t Breathe
Hell or High Water
Kubo and The Two Strings
The Blue Room
Gigs
So, have you washed the Mud off yet? At least the tents were busy this year. It’s another relatively slow week, but we’d recommend Glen Hansard, Wallis Bird and Plaid. If you’re looking for something a little more odd ball, there’s the The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain at the NCH.
Mon 05 Sep
Glen Hansard – Vicar Street
Tue 06 Sep
Glen Hansard – Vicar Street
Brendan Balfe – Sorry We’re Off Air – NCH
Wed 07 Sep
Ronan Keating – The Olympia Theatre
Irish Rhapsodies: Orchestral works inspired by Irish history and landscape – NCH
Cult Called Man – Whelans
Thu 08 Sep
Christy Moore – Vicar Street
Emma Lou & The Agenda – Whelan’s
Composing The Island: In Ireland – NCH
Fri 09 Sep
Jane Siberry – Whelan’s
Niamh Crowther – Whelan’s
Four Masters: Orchestral Music from the 1930s – NCH
Composing The Island: Songs of Erin: An Irish Song-Book (Volume 1) – NCH
Metá Metá – The Workman’s Club
Áine Cahill – The Grand Social
Sat 10 Sep
Wallis Bird – The Grand Social
Plaid – Whelan’s
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain – NCH
Composing The Island: Gaelic Revival and Foreign Influences – NCH (Kevin Barry Recital Room)
Morrissey & Marshall – The Unitarian Church
Sun 11 Sep
Royal Wood – Whelan’s
An Evening with HamsandwicH – Spiegeltent @ Fringe
Art
IMMA –
IMMA Collection: A Decade – 28 Apr 2016 – 08 Jan 2017
The Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA Collection – 15 Jul – 26 Feb 2017
September 09, 2016 – October 23, 2016 Paul Gregg Inductive Probability
September 09, 2016 – October 23, 2016 Maria McKinney Sire RHA Gallery II
September 09, 2016 – October 02, 2016 Brian Hegarty I’ll Be Your Mirror
Douglas Hyde –August 5 – September 21, 2016
Gallery 2 – EOIN MC HUGH
Gallery 1 – ALEC SOTH – Hypnagogia
Hugh Lane Gallery –
Alan Phelan: Our Kind – 10 March – 2 October 2016 – Our Kind is a short film by Alan Phelan
The Best of Decades: Painting and Sculpture of the 1960s from the Collection – 14 June 2016 – 11 September 2016
Chester Beatty – Exhibition
Private Galleries:
Kerlin – Willie Doherty / Upcoming – 3rd September – 19th October 2016
Oliver Sears – Colin Davidson, Ten Night Paintings – 1 Sep 2016 — 13 Oct 2016
Kevin Kavanagh – Nevan Lahart – September 8th – October 8th 2016
Taylor Gallery – Brian Bourke – Apfelbäume – 1 – 17 September 2016
