Going out or staying in? Your weekend guide to what's happening in Cork
Award-winning musician and songwriter, John Spillane, returns for his Christmas concert spectacular this Sunday. Photo Clare Keogh
: Whether you’re young or just young at heart, this thrilling magic carpet ride will captivate and entertain audiences of all ages. Tickets €39.50.
: Expect outrageous laughs, dazzling costumes, and a fairy godmother with serious flair. Tickets €38.50.
: Uproarious, completely unscripted performance where the audience get to choose the story and who plays what character. Tickets €25.
: Lunchtime showing. Tickets €39.50.
: After a series of sold-out shows, RTÉ Folk Album of the Year recipient Spillane returns for his annual Christmas concert spectacular. Tickets €30.
: One of the most recognisable alternative rock bands hailing from Cork. Tickets €36.50.
: Jerry performs songs from the new album, alongside a selection of his greatest hits, in a celebration of his unique artistry. Tickets €27.79.
: The band return to St Luke’s for a run of nights again this December. Tickets €38.
: The genre-bending power trio from Tullamore bring their signature blend of pop, dance, hip-hop, and traditional Irish flair to the stage. Tickets €22.
: Joyful family pantomime performed by young people from across Cork, celebrating the vibrant youth arts community. The production brings together young performers from stage schools and drama groups across Cork, including the talented Scala Musical Theatre Group. Tickets €22.42.
: Your ticket includes a coffee or hot chocolate, a small açai bowl or fruit slider and Christmas decoration you can DIY and all painting materials. Tickets €38.52.
: Enjoy a wide range of drinks, a cosy atmosphere, and top-class comedy.
1. : Elphaba and Glinda are back for one last trip on the yellow brick road.
2. : Gorgeous love triangle rom-com about eternal love.
3. : Christmas film and horror story. Lots of fun. Not for everyone.
4. : Glen Powell turns full action star in this remake of the ’80s classic.
5. : Animated fun for the whole family in this cartoon sequel.
, BBC1, 7pm: The annual contest reaches its conclusion, and hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman are also bowing out from the ballroom.
, RTÉ1, 8.30pm: The Cork chef presents the first of a two-parter with ideas for edible gifts this Christmas. Burnt Caramel and Chocolate Truffles anyone?
, Netflix: The smash-hit comedy-drama’s fifth season continues to follow the European adventures of Chicago native Emily Cooper.
, Prime: Second series of the post-apocalyptic drama based on a popular video game, starring Ella Purnell and Kyle MacLachlan.
