Baz Ashmawy-Family Matters

Join Baz (50 Ways to Kill your Mammy, Wingman) for his brand new comedy show, where he talks about growing up in Dublin as a half Egyptian/half Irish boy in a council estate in Dublin and being raised by his single mother Nancy, who then found fame in her 70s! Join Baz as he chats about success, failure, the importance of family and how we get to be a family … and of course raising six children of his own!

28th February

DIRTY DUSTING 

Starring X’FACTOR’S MARY BYRNE

Dressing Room 1 Productions are thrilled to present the second leg of their national Irish tour of the hilarious play Dirty Dusting, starring the inimitable Mary Byrne of X Factor

 March 6th 

Axis All Areas Ticket offer

The brilliant Scene and Heard Festival has started today in Smock Alley Theatre and runs to the end of the month. It is an amazing festival of new work across loads of genres.

To celebrate this and to continue our support of new work and audiences at axis we have purchased a dedicated festival pass under our
‘Axis All Areas’ audience scheme. 

This means that there will be a FREE ticket available for EVERY SINGLE SCENE + HEARD SHOW (all 109 of them!) on a first come, first served basis from Smock Alley courtesy of axis

We are keen to spread the word among folk who might not usually get the chance to catch new work and indeed the wider arts community. 

Pop in or phone the Smock Alley box office on the day of the show you're interested in. 

Please help to spread the word!
And Enjoy....

Full programme HERE

St. Patrick’s Festival with Dublin
City Council & Axis Ballymun

ABAIR: Ballymun. Landless & Annemarie Ní Churreáin

Fri 13th March

€8

Doors 7pm. Concert 7.30pm

Harmony group Landless join writer Annemarie Ní Churreáin for an evening of traditional song and poetry.

Landless are a four-part harmony group performing traditional folk songs. To date, Landless have shared stages with Lankum and Lisa O’Neill, as well as a slew of international appearances in Ireland, the UK and beyond.

Annemarie Ní Churreáin is a poet, writer and educator from Donegal, Ireland. Her debut collection Bloodroot was shortlisted for the Shine Strong Award for best first collection in Ireland and for the 2018 Julie Suk Award in the U.S.A.

The concert marks the first since Lúireach Bhríde, an epic poem following the exploits of St. Brigid, with words by Ní Churreáin set to music by Landless, commissioned for the inaugural RTÉ Folk Awards.

BOOK HERE