Look beyond the headlines to reveal the human story behind David Ervine’s transformation. It explores how conflict, years in prison, education, conviction and language shaped a life, and how one man’s thinking developed during a period of profound political and social change.

Sinister, unsettling and unrelentingly atmospheric, this play is not for the faint-hearted. For those who dare, Stitch promises an unforgettable theatrical experience. A homage to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Stitch explores our capacity to be both monster and maker and what happens when the lines between them blur.

As part of Bram Stroker Festival

After sold-out performances earlier this year, Awkward Prods are bringing Diana BACK to Smock Alley Theatre due to exceptional demand, as the multi-award-winning, Edinburgh Fringe sell-out show takes the main stage.

Set in Donegal in 1936, Brian Friel’s award winning play centers on the five Mundy sisters, who live with their older brother, a priest just returned from Uganda, and the youngest sister’s seven year old son, Michael.

The artists, Fióna Bolger, Tara Bredemeier, James Hosty, David Ferreira Alves and Maud Hendricks, with the audience, upend and reimagine the conventions of theatre anew.

After two sell out runs at the Dublin Fringe Festival, multiple appearances at Dublin Alt Comedy, a slot in the Edinburgh Improv Festival, and a sold out show at the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Bum Notes are delighted to be back at where it all began, the wonderful Smock Alley Theatre, for a truly one night only experience.