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Big Grande with support from Tiny

Big Grande are one of the best and biggest improv groups in LA and they’re here to do their first ever show in Ireland. Together they make the hugely popular podcast The Teacher’s Lounge, as well as many individual appearances on Comedy Bang Bang and their separate podcasts: You’re the Man Now Dog and The Brett DeMott Show. They regularly perform sold out shows at the UCB Theatre and have appeared in TV shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Workaholics.Tiny are one of Ireland’s premiere improv groups. They’re delighted to be playing support to improv legends Big Grande.Age Suitability: 15+BIG GRANDE - Dan Lippert, Jon Mackey, Ryan Rosenberg TINY - Mark Cantan, Luke Benson, Jessica Keith, Kelly Shatter, Pearl O’RourkeTICKETS €29 | €26 (CONCESSION)RUNNING TIME 2 hrs incl 15 min interval

Smock Alley Theatre, 1662 • 3 Jul 2026

Mark & Maggie O’Connor

Enjoy an evening of dazzling fiddle tunes from two Grammy winners, celebrating the depth and beauty of American genres. Join Mark O’Connor, ‘one of the most talented and imaginative artists working in music today’ (The Los Angeles Times) and the sensational Maggie O'Connor in an evening that ranges from classical to jazz to bluegrass.   Partners on and off-stage, the duo each took home a Grammy for playing bluegrass in their O’Connor Band. Now they explore original songs and reimagined versions of popular Americana tunes. Mark's previous collaborations include Dolly Parton and Yo-Yo Ma. Featuring on 450 albums in Nashville during the 1980s, his performances have changed the city's view of the fiddle for the better.  Maggie's personality-driven vocals reveal her Georgia roots, blending with Mark's harmonies. The combination of Mark, a multi-instrumentalist and composer, and Maggie, a celebrated violinist and talented singer, makes for an irresistible evening of strings and song. 

The Hub • 13 Aug 2026

Up Late with Mark O’Connor & Gustavo Dudamel

Discover a surprise lineup of musicians from across the Festival, led by string virtuoso Mark O’Connor and superstar conductor Gustavo Dudamel.Multi-Grammy Award-winning string virtuoso Mark O’Connor curates this evening of world-class performances of North and South American music. O'Connor is joined by a lineup of musicians from across the International Festival programme, as well as special guest, classical superstar Gustavo Dudamel.  Dudamel joins this late-night musical celebration just after conducting three concerts with the LA Phil as part of their International Festival residency, in his final year as their Music Director. O’Connor's appearance follows his concert with his partner, violinist Maggie O'Connor. This spontaneous, eclectic evening is inspired by the popularity of our First Night at The Hub series, which has been bringing together world-class musicians since the start of Nicola Benedetti’s tenure as Festival Director. Supported by Dunard Fund

The Hub • 16 Aug 2026

Family Concert

Discover the magic of classical music in this joyful concert for children and their grown-ups.A perfect introduction to the excitement of the concert hall, our Family Concert welcomes children and their grown-ups to hear not one, but two orchestras playing together.The LA Phil’s youth orchestra, YOLA, joins with Scotland’s Big Noise and superstar conductor Gustavo Dudamel for a selection of high-spirited classical pieces.Cellist and music educator David Munn welcomes you to the concert, introduces the musicians and  brings you closer to the magic of live music. This performance is intended for families with young children aged 7–11, but people who will benefit from a relaxed environment are also welcome to attend.Supported by Dunard Fund

Usher Hall • 16 Aug 2026

BBC COMEDY FESTIVAL - DOUBLE VISION -Christine Gernon, Ruth Jones and James Corden

1245 - 1330 DOUBLE VISION Step inside the creative engine room as director Christine Gernon hosts a lively and revealing conversation with Ruth Jones and James Corden about how writers and directors bring stories to life together. From first drafts to final cuts, this session delves into the alchemy of collaboration - how ideas evolve, how vision is shared (or challenged), and how the best comedy emerges when two creative minds push, question and inspire each other. Expect insider anecdotes, practical wisdom, and a candid look at what really makes a writer–director partnership thrive.

Royal Court Liverpool • 14 May 2026

Democrazy

From the company behind The Italians in England comes an extraordinary tale about democracy and dictatorship, told through Balinese mask, music and physical theatre with Edoardo Vanoni and Denis Haugh. Cycling through the countryside of a tropical island, an Italian tourist loses his way when his phone battery dies. He enters the home of an old mask maker and from then on a remarkable political story unfolds. This play explores the lure of populism and the common traits shared by dictators, reflecting the political realities shaping our world today. The show is dedicated to Alexei Navalny.

theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall • 7 Aug 2026 - 15 Aug 2026

Maia Tassalini: I Was 22 and Stunning

Ever served so hard you almost toppled a government? In her debut hour, BBC New Comedian of the Year finalist and Pleasance Reserve alum Maia Tassalini channels the muse (Monica Lewinsky) to boldly ask the question on everyone's lips: is there anything more cursed than being 22 and stunning? 'Maia is a natural. Born to do it. Unreal!' (Shaparak Khorsandi).

Pleasance Courtyard • 5 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Sofie Hagen – I Think Some of This Is My Fault

Sofie won a comedy award in 2015 and she thinks you all stopped talking about it too soon. Anyways, despite being constantly online from 2016-2024, she never saw it coming that the fascists would be taking over. She did so many feminist tweets to prevent it. How can this be happening? 'Eye-catchingly odd and disarmingly honest' (Independent). 'And the winner of the 2015 Best Newcomer Award is Sofie Hagen' (Freddie Flintoff, 2015).

Monkey Barrel Comedy • 4 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

I Made You A Mixtape

Nine girls. One dorm. Zero filter. A movement-led dance theatre piece set at a 1990s college dorm party, where performers respond physically to music instead of text. Using popular songs, the work explores friendship, identity, nostalgia and moments of change. Created by the UK’s first Meisner-based movement theatre company, the piece uses a unique method merging acting and movement, so no two performances are ever the same. Funny, tender, chaotic and sincere, it offers an emotionally direct, deeply relatable experience shaped by music and memory.

theSpaceTriplex • 7 Aug 2026 - 29 Aug 2026

Love Light and Labels

What if neurotypical is the mask society hands you and neurodiversity is the moment your spirit finally breathes? Join an AuDHD, emotionally unstable unicorn trying to decode humanity through our divine diagnosis, exploring the law of attraction and what on earth it means to be human. Celebrating neuro-species of all kinds in a 45-minute spoken-word joyride of chaotic rhymes, cosmic questions and unfiltered woo-woo. Found on all music platforms under Ellerose the Unicorn, fusing and bending genres such as musical theatre, conscious rap and new age.

PBH's Free Fringe @ Strathmore Bar • 19 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Burning Down the Horse

After two sell-out Fringe runs, Burning Down the Horse is back! This immersive comedy epic drops you into the heart of the most iconic wooden animal in history – the Trojan Horse. Become part of this 'infectiously funny' (FringeReview.co.uk) tale as you contend with heroic egos, class clashes and sword supply issues. There's only one rule: Odysseus' word is law. And for the love of gods – no naked flames! Join us for an 'entertaining slice of lunchtime laughs' (Scotsman) and experience what really went on inside the belly of the beast.

Underbelly, Bristo Square • 5 Aug 2026 - 31 Aug 2026