Theatre, Céilí & French Cinema in North Dublin

February might be short, but this week's lineup certainly isn't. From classic Agatha Christie adaptations to contemporary Irish theatre and French film screenings (with subtitles, naturally), North Dublin's arts venues are pulling out all the stops.

Here's what's in store this week:

⚫️ Theatre from Mill Bank to Draíocht

⚫️ Live music & traditional céilí sessions

⚫️ Family-friendly shows & film screenings

Let's dive in 👇

And Then There Were None

Multiple dates this week 20:00 Mill Bank Theatre, Rush Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery comes to Mill Bank Theatre. Ten strangers invited to an island mansion, accusations of past crimes, and guests start dying one by one. Christie's most chilling plot gets the full theatrical treatment in this intimate North Dublin venue. Perfect for mystery fans who like their suspense with a side of drawing-room drama. Get tickets

La Brigade

Draíocht Theatre, Blanchardstown French cinema screening in association with Access Cinema and IFI. La Brigade (The Kitchen Brigade) is the feel-good French film about a veteran chef forced to team up with younger staff. Heartwarming without being saccharine, funny without trying too hard. Check Draíocht for screening times and subtitle confirmation. Film details

Four Mothers

TSEAC (The Swords Educational & Arts Centre) New Irish theatre exploring motherhood, identity, and the spaces between expectation and reality. Four Mothers brings together different perspectives on what it means to parent in contemporary Ireland. For anyone who's navigated motherhood—or watched someone close to them do it—and wondered why nobody talks about the hard parts Event details

Céilí Beag

TSEAC, Swords Traditional Irish music and dance session at The Swords Educational & Arts Centre. Céilí Beag offers an introduction to traditional dance in a welcoming community setting. No experience necessary—these sessions are designed for newcomers and regulars alike. Bring comfortable shoes and an open mind. Session details

NoCrows

TSEAC, Swords Live performance at TSEAC. NoCrows brings contemporary sound to North Dublin—check the venue for specific genre and performance details. TSEAC consistently books quality acts, so even if you don't know the name, it's worth investigating. Performance info

Mill Bank Theatre Family Programme

Mill Bank Theatre, Rush North Dublin's intimate theatre venue offers family-friendly performances throughout the season. Check their current schedule for shows suitable for younger audiences. Mill Bank's commitment to accessible theatre means quality productions without Dublin city centre pricing. Family shows

Draíocht Film Screenings

Draíocht Theatre, Blanchardstown Draíocht continues its partnership with IFI Schools for film screenings aimed at secondary students and educational groups. Cinema as cultural education—introducing young audiences to films they wouldn't find on streaming services. Check with Draíocht for public screening availability or specific titles. Programme details

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