WELCOME TO THE
SUMMER 2015
CULTUREFOX.IE
NEVER MISS OUT The Arts Council’s new, upgraded CULTUREFOX events guide is now live. Free, faster, easy to use – and personalised for you. Never miss out again.
A note from our Artistic Director JULIE KELLEHER Can it really be summer so soon? The past few months have flown by in a blur of costumes, lights, orchestras and Faustian pacts! This season there’s all kinds of journeys to go on, some over familiar territory, with well-known and beloved titles, and some over uncharted ground with titles as yet unproduced or unseen in Ireland. We’ve been overwhelmed by your support for the programme so far this year and we sincerely hope that, this coming season, you will find a story or experience that takes you on an unforgettable journey, even if just for an hour or two! Have your socks knocked off by our season highlights, which includes the very cool, contemporary circus act CIRCA, all the way from Australia, with their fabulous show BEYOND - full of music to soothe the soul and circus tricks to blow your mind. We’re very proud to be presenting this show with Cork Midsummer Festival for the first time in Ireland. Take a trip with us to small town Ireland in 1967 as we delve in to the hearts and minds of Brian Friel’s Lovers and decide for yourself who are the real winners and losers in these touching stories. Bear witness to the Irish première of Ian Pattison’s Macroom, which imagines the dangerous and dramatic final hours of General Michael Collins before the ambush at Béal na Bláth. Through your support we continue to be able to offer opportunities to local theatre artists to show their excellent work on the Everyman stage. It is with particular pleasure that we welcome some old
friends this season. Former Artistic Director of the Everyman, Geoff Gould and his West Cork-based company Blood In The Alley bring us an explosive new production of Martin McDonagh’s completely hilarious play The Lonesome West featuring some of Cork’s finest performers. Speaking of Cork’s finest, early September will see Michael Twomey starring in the Everyman Theatre Company production of The Outgoing Tide by American playwright Bruce Graham. No Everyman season would be complete without a sprinkling of music, comedy and a little something for small people and their grown-ups too. Music fans should keep an eye out for Finbar Furey in June, and a return visit from Cork’s own soul diva Karen Underwood with her spellbinding show The Nina in Me, accompanied by maestro John O’Brien. Grown-ups who love bubbles can use their small people as an excuse to see the best clown show with bubbles: Overture – a magical madcap Italian bubble concerto…. Did we tell you already that there’s bubbles? International best-selling author and satirist David Sedaris joins us for one night only at the end of May, and for those of you who rather your music and comedy slightly more YURT flavoured, well then the obvious choice for you this season is the ever-brilliant Rubberbandits. As always, we’re offering the best of touring theatre, including the wacky and wonderful onewoman show Charolais (yes, as in cattle), a visit
from perennial favourites Tom Crean - Antarctic Explorer and Donal O’Kelly’s Catalpa as well as a new show from veteran entertainer Des Keogh, who is celebrating his 80th birthday by hitting the road with My Fair Ladies in which he plays the great George Bernard Shaw. And finally, we’re very pleased to tell you that our beloved old bar will be getting a much needed makeover in the coming months. We look forward to welcoming you to enjoy a refreshed and even more comfortable space for you to meet friends and catch up over a drink before, during and after the show. Do keep an eye out for a programme of special events coming soon to the bar too. All aboard!
Wed 13 – Sat 16 May | 8pm
Tickets €18 | Concession €16 | Students €9
FILM
Banff Mountain Film Festival Attracting sold out audiences across the globe, experience a selection of extraordinary short films from the world's leading adventure film makers. Through the big screen be transported to the world's last great wild places, follow the expeditions of some of today's most incredible adventurers, experience extraordinary footage of adrenaline packed action sports and be inspired by thoughtprovoking pieces shot from the far flung corners of the globe.
Bigger Picture Projects presents
Charolais
Exhilarating and thought provoking, this is a must-see for anyone with a spirit of adventure!
BY NONI STAPLETON
For a taste of the action watch the trailer at www.banff-uk.com
Charolais is an age old tale of female rivalry with a new twist: the other woman is a cow, a literal one, a purebred Charolais heifer. Siobhan’s boyfriend is a farmer who devotes considerable attention to his prize heifer at the expense of his very pregnant girlfriend. Siobhan has developed a homicidal jealousy for this Charolais and is feeling equally murderous towards her snobbish soon-to-be mother in law.
{
A FAST-PACED, WITTY, AND INTENSELY EMOTIONAL TALE FILLED WITH LAUGHTER, LOSS AND DESPAIR The Irish Times
DRAMA
} Tickets €14 | Concession €12
Mon 4 – Fri 8 Nov, 8pm Sun 24 May | 7pm
DRAMA
Tom Crean
Antarctic Explorer WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY AIDAN DOOLEY Watch Aidan Dooley skilfully bring Tom Crean’s story, a testament of human fortitude against the elements of Antarctica, to life in this remarkable and uplifting show. Hear the riveting true stories of Crean’s explorations as one of the few men to serve with both Scott and Shackleton and to survive the three famous expeditions: Discovery, Terra Nova and Endurance. This grippingly vivid, surprisingly funny account of sheer heroism in the face of impossible odds, gives new life to the memory of one of Ireland’s unsung heroes.
{ {
A REMARKABLE AND UPLIFTING PIECE OF THEATRE, GIVES EVERYTHING AND ASKS NOTHING Sunday Independent
THIS MAGNETIC REVELATION OF A FASCINATING CHARACTER SIMPLY COMPELS A STANDING OVATION The Irish Times
} }
Post show discussion on Thu 21 May
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 | Students €12
Tue 19 – Sat 23 May | 8pm / School Performance Wed 20 May | 11am
DRAMA Patrick Talbot Productions presents
Des Keogh as George Bernard Shaw in
My Fair Ladies Celebrating this, his 80th year, one of Ireland’s most renowned actors and performers, Des Keogh, gets to fulfil a life-long ambition to play legendary Irish man of letters George Bernard Shaw. Following the phenomenal success of The LoveHungry Farmer by John B. Keane, and hot on the heels of his appearance in the acclaimed revival of Moll at the Gaiety Theatre, Des will now perform in this hugely entertaining new play, which he also devised, about the many ladies in the extraordinary life of one of the greatest playwrights of all time. George Bernard Shaw was the author of Pygmalion, which became the universally acclaimed film My Fair Lady. Other titles include Arms and the Man, St Joan, Heartbreak House, Major Barbara and countless others. He was also a hugely controversial essayist and commentator. Shaw not only shared anecdotes about the loves of his life, but also his forthright views on sex, marriage and celibacy.
{
AN UNCANNILY BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE BY THE INIMITABLE DES KEOGH AS GEORGE BERNARD SHAW. GO NOW! Joe Duffy RTE
}
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 | Students €9 (Mon – Thu)
Mon 25 – Fri 29 May | 8pm
Sat 30 May | 8pm
Tickets €25
COMEDY
Rubberbandits Continental Fistfight
Direct from their sell-out run at the Abbey, this plastic-bag wearing, award-winning, musical comedy duo – responsible for YouTube sensation ‘Horse Outside’ – finally bring their brand new ‘musical’ Continental Fistfight to Cork. A big hit in London and Edinburgh, Continental Fistfight is packed with dazzling new songs, great big hits and at least one (celebrity) puppet. Rubberbandits are ribbed for your pleasure…
{
An Evening with
David Sedaris
RAMPANT AND UNHINGED WILD AND WINNING The Guardian
STAR OF BBC RADIO 4 AND NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR An American humorist, comedian, author, and radio contributor, David Sedaris is one of America’s most celebrated humor writers. The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire, one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today. As one scribe put it, he could ‘’lift your spirits reading out the ingredients of a rice cake.’’
{
HE IS ONE OF THE FINEST COMIC TALENTS CURRENTLY LIVING ON THIS PLANET The Guardian
COMEDY
} Tickets €18
Sun 31 May | 8pm
}
Wed 3 & Thu 4 June | 8pm
Tickets €18 | Concession €16 | Students €9
MUSIC
Finbar Furey Finbar Furey brings his rare talent to our stage treating audiences to an evening of pure Irish magic, great music, good humour, and the charm and sparkling wit associated with one of Ireland's greatest raconteurs. Finbar comes from a unique pedigree - an All-Ireland uillean pipe champion and whistle player, a singer, songwriter and musician best known as the one time lead singer and frontman of legendary Irish folk group The Furey Brothers and Davey Arthur.
Catalpa Catalpa returns following its rip roaring reception in February. A classic of modern Irish theatre, this is the story of the daring 1876 whale ship rescue of six Irish prisoners from Fremantle penal colony in Australia - all in the vibrant imagination of a screenwriter, the best movie never made! WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY DONAL O’KELLY. LIVE MUSIC BY TREVOR KNIGHT.
{
THE BEST PERFORMANCE I'VE EVER SEEN Enda Walsh (Disco Pigs, The Walworth Farce, Ballyturk)
}
Post show discussion on Wed 3 June
DRAMA
Tickets €30
Mon 4 –Fri Fri5 8June Nov, 8pm | 8pm
CIRCUS The Everyman and Cork Midsummer Festival present
Beyond by CIRCA From Brisbane, Australia comes a bold new vision for circus as Circa, ‘the rock stars of the circus world’, visits Cork for the first time with the Irish premiere of their internationally acclaimed show, Beyond. Having toured 32 countries across 6 continents, Circa promises dazzling acrobatics, a surreal atmosphere and cheeky feats of strength with multiple bunny heads in a show that will delight and enchant you. Strangely beautiful, and curiously tender, Beyond is set to a bewitching mix of show tunes, ballads and electronica, from Camille O’Sullivan and Jacques Brel, Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole to Smoke City and Sid Vicious.
{
}
RIDICULOUSLY CHARMING AND OUTRAGEOUSLY SKILLED The Guardian
{
SIMPLY STUNNING Public Review
}
Post show discussion on Sat 13 June
Tickets €25 | Concession €20 | First 50 tickets €18
Sat 13 & Sun 14 June | 8pm
DRAMA Project Arts Centre, as part of Cork Midsummer Festival, presents
Dublin Oldschool
A NEW PLAY BY EMMET KIRWAN
Join Jason, a wannabe DJ on a chemically enhanced trip through the streets of Dublin. Somewhere between the decks, drug busts and hilltop raves, he stumbles across a familiar face from the past, his brother Daniel, a homeless addict. The brothers haven’t seen or spoken to each other in three years but over a lost weekend they reconnect and reminisce over tunes, trips, their history and their city. Dark comedy, family drama and spoken word odyssey – Dublin Oldschool is a new play that snaps, crackles, raps and rhymes, with high octane performances by Emmet Kirwan (Sarah & Steve) and Ian Lloyd Anderson (LOVE/HATE). DIRECTED BY PHILLIP MCMAHON
{
EXCEPTIONAL ACTING SQUARED WITH EXCEPTIONAL WRITING... UNMISSABLE The Sunday Times
}
WINNER OF THE STEWART PARKER TRUST AWARD 2014 - NEW WRITING WINNER OF THE TIGER DUBLIN FRINGE AWARD - BEST PERFORMERS Post show discussion on Thu 18 June
Tickets €18 | Concession €16 | First 50 tickets €15
Tue 16 - Sun 21 June | 8pm
Sat 27 June | 1pm & 3pm Sun 28 June | 1pm
MUSIC
Tickets €10
The Nina in Me
With Soul Diva Karen Underwood “Baby, I’m a complex person with a lot of love and tragedy in my life.” Karen Underwood arrived at this description of herself when discussing her affinity to Nina Simone, a singer whose repertoire she first celebrated in The Nina in Me. The show bears witness to the transformation in Karen's private life, from her 60’s childhood in Chicago to the present as a new woman in Ireland. Audiences will be wowed by Karen’s life story and, more importantly, by her powerful voice.
{
Ten42 Productions presents
Overture - A Magical Italian Bubble Concerto by Bollesapone
KAREN UNDERWOOD’S POWERFUL VOICE, WARM PERSONALITY AND DEPTH OF FEELING BRING OUT THE BEST IN EVERYTHING Irish Independent
DIRECTED BY JOHN O'BRIEN
A show of clownery, mime and music, for audiences of all ages. An eccentric conductor takes you into the slippery world of soap bubbles to perform for you a concert where the unexpected is always waiting in ambush; from odd instruments giant bubbles appear, bouncing bubbles, portable bubbles, bunches of bubbles, and where some people might be invited to enter into a giant bubble…a theatrical show without words, a visual comedy. Running time 65 mins Age recommendation 2+
FAMILY
Tickets €18
Sun 26 July | 8pm
}
DRAMA The Everyman presents
Can love overcome all? Or are there always Winners and Losers? By turns comic and bittersweet, Brian Friel’s Lovers is a play in two parts – he introduces us in the first part to his winners, 17 year old Joe and Mag, and in the second part to his losers, Andy and Hanna, whose love bloomed much later in life. This play was written in 1967, in an Ireland whose identity was beginning to change, and yet was still firmly in the grip of the Catholic Church. Despite the long shadow of repression cast over these lovers, Friel breathes humour and humanity in to them. This play is full of heart and has much to say to us about the nature of love, and the nature of being Irish, even 50 years on.
“
I think sometimes that happiness, real happiness, was never discovered until we discovered it. Isn’t that silly? And I want to share it with everyone – everywhere
This production marks the directorial debut of Artistic Director Julie Kelleher on the Everyman stage. She will lead a team of Cork’s finest actors and theatre creatives in the staging of what is unarguably a great classic from one of Ireland’s finest living playwrights.
DIRECTED BY JULIE KELLEHER Post show discussion on Tue 14 July
Proudly Supported By
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 | Students €9 ( Mon – Thu) | Opening Week Offer €20
STARRING Mary Lou McCarthy, Timmy Creed, Fionula Linehan, Ciaran Bermingham, Judy Donovan and Antoinette Hilliard ORIGINAL MUSIC John O’Brien SET DESIGN Olan Wrynn LIGHTING DESIGN Eoin Winning COSTUMES Deirdre Dwyer
Tue 7 – Sat 25 July | 8pm (excl. Sun 12 & 19)
DRAMA
MACROOM PATRICK TALBOT PRODUCTIONS AND THE EVERYMAN PRESENT
MICHAEL COLLINS | 22 AUGUST 1922 | WHEN HOPE AND HISTORY DID NOT RHYME
BY IAN PATTISON 22 August, 1922. Michael Collins, Commander in Chief of the Irish Free State forces, is bruised, battered but emboldened by military success across Ireland. In Macroom on that day he meets with an emissary from the Republican side, their aim to find common ground to bring an end to the Civil War. Later that day Collins will be killed in a fire-fight at Béal Na Bláth by an unknown assailant and John ‘Jock’ McPeak, the machine gunner in his convoy, will soon afterwards go on the run.
Found and extradited by the Scottish judiciary, McPeak is brought back to Cork to be interrogated by Dave Neligan, the fearsome Director of Intelligence for the Irish Free State, and he delivers his account of that fateful day. In this compelling new play, Ian Pattison, creator and writer of the legendary BBC series Rab C. Nesbitt, speculates on a day which changed the course of Irish history.
DIRECTED BY PATRICK TALBOT
A COMPELLING NEW PLAY SPECULATES ON THE LAST HOURS OF MICHAEL COLLINS
Post show discussion on Tue 11 Aug
Rehearsed reading of “A Great Arrangement” by Patrick Talbot A verbatim documentary play about Michael Collins, the forging of the Irish Free State and the evolution of one of the great love stories of Irish history, using letters between Michael Collins and Kitty Kiernan, Collins’ speeches, newspaper accounts and re-enactments of Dail debates.
Proudly Supported By
Sat 22 Aug 2.30pm | Tickets €5 Tickets €26 | Concession €23 | Students €9 (Mon & Thu)
Tue 4 – Sat 22 Aug | 8pm
THE WORLD PREMIERE PRODUCTION
Tue 4 – Sat 22 Aug | 8pm (excl Sun 9 & Sun 16)
DRAMA Blood in the Alley presents
The Lonesome West BY MARTIN MCDONAGH The Lonesome West is a comic masterpiece, the blackest of black comedies, where McDonagh's much loved characters, Coleman and Valene, two brothers living alone in their father's house after his recent death, find it impossible to exist without regular violent disputes over mundane matters. Only Father Walsh is prepared to reconcile the two before their squabbling leads to violent and bloody carnage. Almost John B. Keane meets Quentin Tarantino, The Lonesome West is a rollercoaster journey to the very end. Starring Martin Lucey, Denis Foley, Rowan Finken and Féadha Ní Chaoimhe. DIRECTED BY GEOFF GOULD
TONY AWARD NOMINATION FOR BEST PLAY
Post show discussion on Tue 25 Aug
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 | Students €9 (Mon - Thu)
Mon 24 - Sat 29 Aug | 8pm
DRAMA Everyman Theatre Company, in association with The Everyman, presents
The Outgoing Tide BY BRUCE GRAHAM An engrossing and powerful drama about a typical American family. Written with a light touch and with many flashes of humour, The Outgoing Tide tells how a father and mother are enjoying retirement at their holiday home by Chesapeake Bay, and what unfolds when they are visited by their businessman son. His visit prompts an announcement by his father about an unorthodox plan he has hatched to secure the family’s future, but meets with resistance from his wife and son, who have plans of their own. As winter approaches, the three must quickly come to an understanding about his shocking proposition – before the tides goes out. This play will bring sensitive observation and minor-key humour to painful situations that many of us will recognize from our own families and its poignant conclusion will have resonance for many of us.
STARRING MICHAEL TWOMEY (THE SUNSHINE BOYS, CHA & MIAH) DIRECTED BY KILLIAN COLLINS
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 | Students €9 (Mon - Thu)
Wed 9 – Thu 17 Sept | 8pm (excl Sun 13)
FESTIVAL Fri 18 Sept Special festival headliner to be announced
Sat 19 Sept | 10.30pm | Tickets €25
CRASH ENSEMBLE WITH SAM AMIDON AND VALGEIR SIGGURDSON This is what happens when folks go into the bedroom together . . . Crash Ensemble are Ireland’s leading contemporary music ensemble; a group of world-class musicians who play the most adventurous, ground-breaking new music of today. The collective will perform works from a new album produced by Valgeir Sigurðsson, alongside arrangements of old American folk songs from Icelandic Bedroom Community label mate, Sam Amidon. Amidon is renowned for reworking traditional folk melodies into striking new and innovative forms.
Sun 20 Sept | 8pm | Tickets €25
A festival of music, art and conversation Cork 17-20 Sept 2015 soundsfromasafeharbour.com #SFSH
FESTIVAL SHOWCASE
As the festival tide rolls out of Cork we take some time to celebrate the wave it has created with this intimate evening presented by Bryce Dessner (The National). The evening will showcase Crash Ensemble, So Percusson and Shara Worden (My Brightest Diamond) with special appearances by Bryce himself, Aaron Dessner (The National) and Richard Reed Parry (Arcade Fire).
Fri 18 – Sun 20 Sept
Mon 21 – Sat 26 Sept | 8pm
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 Students €9 (Mon – Thu)
DRAMA FAMILY London Classic Theatre presents
Absent Friends
BY ALAN AYCKBOURN
Summer 1974. A well-intentioned tea party descends into chaos. Wealthy, unfulfilled housewife Diana arranges a gathering of old friends to cheer up bereaved Colin, whose fiancée drowned two months earlier. Preparations for the tea party spark tensions and open old wounds. As lingering resentments and deep-rooted jealousies surface, an unexpectedly cheerful Colin strolls into the mayhem.
Decadent Theatre Company presents
Vernon God Little
First produced in 1974, Absent Friends explores friendship, marriage and what it ultimately means to be happy. In one of his finest plays, Ayckbourn’s craftsmanship and acute social observation have never been sharper or more biting. DIRECTED BY MICHAEL CABOT
BY DBC PIERRE - BOOKER PRIZE WINNER 2003 Fresh from the success of The Pillowman, Decadent Theatre Company return with a show the Young Vic audience voted as one of the top 3 shows of the last twenty five years. Vernon Little lives in a flea–bitten Texan town, “the barbeque sauce capital of the state”, where his best friend has just massacred sixteen of his classmates. The town wants vengeance and turns its sights on the innocent Vernon who is arrested from the start of the story. As the saying goes – “when the going gets tough, the tough get going” – Vernon hits the road and flees to Mexico pursued by a media circus of outlandish proportions. Post show discussion on Tue 22 Sept
DRAMA
Tickets €26 | Concession €23 Students €9 (Mon - Thu)
Mon – Fri–8Sat Nov, 8pm Mon 284Sept 3 Oct | 8pm
Mon 26 Oct | 8pm
Tickets €25
MENTALISM
Keith Barry
BRAND NEW SHOW OUT OF CONTROL One of the leading international TV mentalists Keith Barry returns with his brand new show Out of Control, delivering buckets of Keith's unique brand of outrageous, controversial and downright hilarious entertainment. Please note, due to the nature of this show, parental discretion would be advised for younger patrons. Under 12s must be accompanied by an adult.
Nina Conti
IN YOUR FACE She’s won a British Comedy Award, stormed Live at the Apollo, Russell Howard’s Good News, Sunday Night at the Palladium, and made a BAFTA nominated film - all without moving her lips. This year, Nina will create a new show each night by plucking inspiration from the audience. Strap into the mask as Nina gets in your face. With the help of Monkey and a bag of tricks, truly anything can happen in this unmissable improvised adventure of hilarious witchery.
{
A GEM… FUNNY, POIGNANT, NOVEL The Guardian
COMEDY
} Mon Fri 4 – 15 Fri– 8 Nov, 8pm| 8pm Sun 17 Jan
Tickets €30 including booking fee
PANTO
CORK'S FAVOURITE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS PANTO!
THE EVERYMAN & CADA PRESENT OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME
A mystical genie, a flying carpet and an old lamp, a beautiful princess, irresistible baddies and an exotic trip to the Far East… it could only be the magical and much loved pantomime, Aladdin! Join the heroic but hopelessly romantic Aladdin and all the gang for the adventure of a lifetime in the Far Far East in this year’s fun-packed panto - guaranteed to enthral the whole family. Staged by the same team that brought you last year’s record breaking panto, Cinderella, if you have three wishes this Christmas – use one to see the magical pantomime Aladdin!
DIRECTED & PRODUCED BY CATHERINE MAHON-BUCKLEY WRITTEN BY MARTIN HIGGINS Tickets €26 | Family Price €95 (4 tickets) | Magic Monday €17 Check website for full performance schedule
From Sat 5 Dec
SEATING PLAN
BUYING YOUR TICKETS
www.everymancork.com | Tel. 021 450 1673 Box Office, The Everyman, 15 MacCurtain Street, Cork (Please note a booking fee of €2.25 per ticket applies to telephone and online bookings, this includes each ticket in the family price)
WAYS TO SAVE Concession Tickets Available to senior citizens (Over 65s), full time students and the unemployed for many performances. Student tickets from €9 Available to full time students for many performances.
Group Bookings Special ticket discounts available to groups of 10 or more. Reserve now – pay later – no booking fees apply!
BOX OFFICE OPENING HOURS MONDAY – SATURDAY | 12pm to 7.30pm (5pm non-performance days) SUNDAY & BANK HOLIDAYS | 4pm to 7.30pm (performance days only)
ACCESSIBILITY
STAGE RESTRICTED VIEW
The theatre is wheelchair accessible with an adapted w.c. There is one designated parking space outside the front door. Please advise box office at time of booking if you have any access requirements.
PLEASE NOTE: The Everyman reserves the right to vary the advertised programme or cast if necessary. Latecomers may only be admitted at a suitable break in the performance and at the discretion of management.
THE PALACE BAR
The Palace Bar is the perfect venue for your pre-show drink and opens each performance night at 7pm. Enjoy a beverage of your choice in the intimate surroundings of this beautiful little gem. We take interval orders before the show to avoid any rush at the break and don’t worry if you can’t finish your drink in the time allowed we’ll look after it until the end of the show or maybe you would like to take it with you in the plastic cups on offer. Don’t forget us after the performance as we remain open after every show to give you the chance to chat and rub shoulders with the actors and directors.
EVERY SEAT TELLS A STORY
Sponsor one of our seats and have your name, or that of a loved one engraved on the back of a seat, plus a favourite Everyman memory recorded.
EXCHANGE & REFUND
Tickets can only be refunded in the event of a show being cancelled or a change of date and time. Tickets can be exchanged, subject to availability, for another performance within the same run up to 24hrs before the original performance booked. Exchanges are subject to an 80 cent charge per ticket up to a maximum of €4.
WEDDINGS
Would you like to get married on the stage of The Everyman? We are an approved venue for civil weddings.
The Everyman is one of Ireland’s leading middle scale presenting and producing theatres. Originally opened in 1897, it is the oldest purpose built theatre building in Cork. A jewel of late Victorian architecture, the theatre is steeped in history and is a favourite with audiences and performers alike for its intimacy and atmosphere.
PARKING WITHOUT THE DRAMA PRE THEATRE SPECIAL (MON - SUN 3 - 7PM)
Choose from all 3 Courses OR 2 Courses with a Drink (Glass of House Wine, 330 ml Bottle of Beer or a Soft Drink) AVAILABLE EVERY NIGHT, MON - SUN
8 BRIDGE ST. CORK E. MICHAELCCONDON@GMAIL.COM WWW.GOURMETBURGERBISTRO.IE T. 021 4505404
€20 Monday to Saturday: 12pm to 10pm (last orders) Sunday & Public Holidays: 2pm to 9pm (last orders) Open Sundays
Patrons of the Everyman can now park in Q-Park Carroll’s Quay from 6pm to midnight for only €2! Just present your show ticket to the Everyman front of house staff and your parking ticket will be validated. For full details contact our box office 021 450 1673 or visit our website www.everymancork.com
Pre-Theatre Dining Make it a night to Remember
PreTheatre and Early Bird Menus 7 Nights per week Alfresco dining all day by the waterfall Enjoy your pre-theatre meal with us... Serving Everman customers for over 23 years.
Telephone 021 455 2279 Email greenes@isaacs.ie Follow us on Twitter and Facebook #GreenesRestaurant
SEASON AT A GLANCE
Charolais Ballet Theatre Ireland Tom Crean - Antarctic Explorer Banff Mountain Film Festival Des Keogh in My Fair Ladies David Sedaris Rubberbandits - Continental Fistfight Catalpa Finbar Furey Dance Offering ELJ Academy of Dance Circa Dublin Oldschool
STAY CONNECTED!
Visit www.everymancork.com and sign up to our newsletter and follow EverymanCork on Facebook or Twitter for all the latest info and offers
Sat 27 & Sun 28 June Tue 7 - Sat 25 July Sun 26 July Tue 4 - Sat 22 Aug Mon 24 - Sat 29 Aug Wed 9 - Thu 17 Sept Fri 18 - Sun 20 Sept Mon 21 - Sat 26 Sept Mon 28 Sept - Sat 3 Oct Mon 26 Oct From Sat 5 Dec Fri 15 - Sun 17 Jan
Overture Lovers - Winners & Loosers The Nina in Me Macroom The Lonesome West The Outgoing Tide Sounds from the Safe Harbour Vernon God Little Absent Friends Nina Conti - In Your Face Aladdin Keith Barry - Out of Control
designed by www.doodlecreative.ie
Wed 13 - Sat 16 May Sun 17 May Tue 19 - Sat 23 May Sun 24 May Mon 25 – Fri 29 May Sat 30 May Sun 31 May Wed 3 & Thu 4 June Fri 5 June Sat 6 June Sun 7 June Sat 13 & Sun 14 June Tue 16 - Sun 21 June