The Story follows Tom Walsh, whose fascination with Sherlock Holmes inspires the search for his missing best friend.

The Irish TV presenter will star in supernatural thriller 2:22 – A Ghost Story.

In her weekly Theatre Nights column Jo Kerrigan takes a look at what is on in Cork's theatres and beyond

Mitchelstown-based Tzarini Meyler brings her play Kites to Edinburgh Fringe festival

What's on Cork stages this week? Jo Kerrigan finds out in her weekly Theatre Nights column

Tadhg Hickey, talks to us about his upcoming role in the Everyman’ s summer production opening on August 10.

Potted Potter, The Unauthorised Harry Experience: A Parody by Dan and Jeff, which has played all over the world, is in Cork as part of a nationwide tour, with performances tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday.

This summer’s biggest stage production in Cork — Morrígan — is an exciting new Irish Opera created by composer and director John O’Brien, and librettist Éadaoin O’Donoghue, produced by O’Brien and Cork Opera House. Today, in My Weekend, Éadaoin O’ Donoghue features in our My Weekend.

Jo Kerrigan tells us what shows are running in her weekly Theatre Nights column

Jo Kerrigan looks at what's on at Cork theatres this week

Cork actor Fionula Linehan stars in The Hairdresser’s Calendar at Cork Arts Theatre this month. COLETTE SHERIDAN catches up with the Ballyphehane woman

What's on in theatres across Cork this week? Jo Kerrigan finds out in her weekly 'Theatre Nights' column

Actor Seamus O’Rourke is thrilling audiences, with Cork actor and playwright Irene Kelleher, in her play ‘A Safe Passage’ running at the Firkin Crane this month

Jo Kerrigan shares her weekly round-up of what is on in Cork's theatres

Corcadorca’s adaptation of ‘Guests of the Nation’ is currently running as part of the Cork Midsummer Festival. COLETTE SHERIDAN caught up with a Youghal woman who features in the production

Cork writer and performer Irene Kelleher’s new play opens at Cork Midsummer Festival, this month. COLETTE SHERIDAN finds out more

In her weekly Theatre Nights column, Jo Kerrigan looks at the highlights of what's on stage in Cork this week

Playwright Jody O’Neill, who grew up in Cobh, is a new Theatre Artist in Residence for Cork Opera House and UCC. JENNIFER HORGAN caught up with her

What's on Cork's stages this week? Jo Kerrigan finds out in her Theatre Nights column

What is on at Cork's theatres and arts venues this week? Jo Kerrigan finds out in Theatre Nights

Jo Kerrigan looks at what is on in our theatres and arts venues in the week ahead

In her weekly column, Theatre Nights, Jo Kerrigan recalls the early days of Cork Palace and Everyman Theatre, which marks a milestone this year

This month, the team gathered for the first time in just over two years. Executive director Sean Kelly and artistic director Sophie Motley presented the organisation’s new strategic plan following the pandemic.

Kelby felt the theatre world was still relatively limited in terms of diversity

In her weekly Theatre Nights column, Jo Kerrigan looks at what's on Cork's stages

In her weekly Theatre Nights, Jo Kerrigan 

It’s been a tough two years for people working in the arts, as singer LINDA KENNY recalls ahead of a very special show

Jo Kerrigan looks at what is happening in theatre and arts venues across Cork this week - including a special charity concert tonight

In this week's Theatre Nights Jo Kerrigan looks at what is on in our small local theatres

A Cork theatre is currently streaming a play written by a woman about her breast cancer diagnosis, writes NICOLA DEPUIS

A round-up of the entertainment in Cork this week, in our weekly Theatre Nights

Exciting times lie ahead at the CAT Club - Cork’s 100 seat theatre. COLETTE SHERIDAN talks to the artistic director about plans for the venue, how she survived lockdown, and a very personal play she’s written

What's on at Cork's theatres and arts centres this week? Jo Kerrigan finds out

The tradition of drama in our rural communities during Lent still flourishes, writes John Arnold

In her weekly column, Theatre Nights, Jo Kerrigan looks at upcoming plays, concerts and events in Cork's theatres and arts centres

Maura O’Keeffe’s production company, Once Off Productions, is bringing Corcadorca to New York to showcase Enda Walsh’s play ‘The Same’, writes COLETTE SHERIDAN

Jo Kerrigan shares her weekly round-up of what is on in Cork's theatre and arts venues

With restrictions lifted, Cork theatre's can start to get back to normal. Jo Kerrigan looks at what's on stage in the week ahead

In her weekly round-up, Jo Kerrigan looks at the shows, performances and concerts taking place in Cork's theatres

For more than four decades, Bosco has been entertaining the people of Ireland. MIKE McGRATH BRYAN had a one-to-one with Ireland’s favourite redhead before his show at the Everyman this month was cancelled

In her weekly Theatre Nights Jo Kerrigan tells us what's on Cork stages in the weeks ahead and also reflects on performances of yesteryear

John Dolan went along to review the Everyman panto this year, Aladdin

In her weekly column, Theatre Nights, Jo Kerrigan celebrates the return of Cork's pantos

In her weekly Theatre Nights column Jo Kerrigan looks at what productions are on stage in Cork this week

Cork DJ Stevie G was recently announced as New Diversity and Inclusion Facilitator with theatre company Corcadorca, writes JENNIFER HORGAN, who catches up with The Echo’s Downtown columnist

In her weekly column, Theatre Nights, Jo Kerrigan looks at what is treading the boards this week

Alan Carney is the Musical Director of the Everyman Christmas Songbook’s A Rat Pack Christmas. Here he speaks to Linda Kenny about his hectic 18 months, music, family, and unfettered joy!

In her weekly column, Jo Kerrigan looks at what is on in Cork theatres this week

A play opens at Cork Arts Theatre tomorrow, written by Dezy Walls, which was inspired by his father who died in the Tuskar Rock plane crash in 1968. COLETTE SHERIDAN catches up with the playwright

Corcadorca Manager Rachel Gleeson talks about middle-child syndrome, holidays in Kerry, and the theatre company’s upcoming production, in our weekly Person to Person feature