APRIL 17th – 19th. MALLOW MUSICAL SOCIETY

Mallow Musical Society presents Twisted Ever After: The Musical, an original jukebox musical from Mala Gala writer and director Paola Cioppi. This fun and energetic production turns traditional fairytales on their head, where the princesses aren’t as sweet as they seem, the villains aren’t as wicked as you think, and everyone has something to hide. Tickets €20. Book online at https://www.tickettailor.com/events/mallowmusicalsociety

The Glen Theatre Drama Group are proud to announce that they will be performing the award winning, Michael J Ginnelly comedy play, “Wake In The West” in the Glen Theatre Banteer on Friday April 24th and Saturday April 25th. With an award winning cast, this is definitely a play not to be missed. Show commences each night at 8pm and admission is €15. Book your seats online at www.glentheatre.ie/contact or phone 029 56239 (Ext.1)

Book your Seat online at glentheatre.ie/contact/ or Phone 029 56239 (Ext. 1)

FRIDAY MAY 1st. TOMMY FLEMING

We are delighted to announce that we will have the fantastic Tommy Fleming performing live here at The Glen Theatre Banteer on Friday May 1st. .There is already a huge demand for tickets, so to avoid disappointment, book yours now at www.glentheatre.ie/contact or Phone 029 56239 (Ext. 1). Tickets are €35 and the Show commences at 8pm.

MAY 2026 – THE GLEN THEATRE BANTEER AND THE MARKETPLACE THEATRE AND ARTS CENTRE, ARMAGH PRESENTS: THE RAIN AT THE END OF THE SUMMER

A huge smash hit in the Glen Theatre, when performed by The Glen Theatre Drama Group Banteer in 2024, this production of John B. Keane’s powerful drama is being revived and will be performed in The Glen Theatre Banteer for two nights in May (DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED) and The Marketplace Theatre and Arts Centre, Armagh on Saturday May 16th at 8pm.To Book Tickets For The Markletplace Theatre, Phone 03300 561 025 or Book Online at https://marketplacearmagh.ticketsolve.com/…/873659146

To Book Tickets for The Glen Theatre Banteer, Phone 029 56239 or Book Online at www.glentheatre.ie/contact

A story set during an exceptionally hot Irish summer; it deals with an unplanned pregnancy that brings disorder to the otherwise amicable O’Brien household. The various characters are torn apart by their beliefs in the best way to deal with the pregnancy.

Controversial in its day with its exploration of the class system, sexual liberation and the sanctity of family and marriage, its power hasn’t been diminished by time. Keen but never unkind, the attention of one of Ireland’s best-loved writers falls on human vanities and frailties of all kinds.

A story set during an exceptionally hot Irish summer; it deals with an unplanned pregnancy that brings disorder to the otherwise amicable O’Brien household. The various characters are torn apart by their beliefs in the best way to deal with the pregnancy.

Book Tickets, Phone 03300 561 025 or Book Online at https://marketplacearmagh.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873659146

To Book Tickets For The Markletplace Theatre, Phone 03300 561 025 or Book Online at https://marketplacearmagh.ticketsolve.com/…/873659146

To Book Tickets for The Glen Theatre Banteer, Phone 029 56239 or Book Online at www.glentheatre.ie/contact

SATURDAY MAY 23rd MICHAEL CREAGH. One Man Show “C’mere ’til I tell ye a good one’

Michael Creagh One Man Show “C’mere ’til I tell ya a good one!” comes to The Glen Theatre Banteer on Saturday May 23rd. Sit back, relax, and let Mick regale you with a few of his best “good ones”……Hailing from Rathdowney / Errill in southwest Laois – where he’s practically a legend – Mick draws inspiration for his songs, poems, and stories from his home place and the characters that fill it. Admission is €20. Show commences at 8pm.

Book online at https://www.glentheatre.ie/contact? or Phone 029 56239

SATURDAY MAY 30th

The Hawtheatre Company presents LAST TRAIN FROM HOLYHEAD

We are delighted to welcome the Hawtheatre Company to The Glen Theatre Banteer with their production LAST TRAIN FROM HOLYHEAD, written and directed by Bernard Field. The play follows a chance meeting between two men on a late-night boat train to London. Through the intervention of a mysterious Gypsy woman who shares their carriage, the men gradually discover their true relationship — as father and long-abandoned son. As well as being a story based on the truth of recent history, the play is a gripping, edge of the seat drama, full of surprises, twists, and laughs.“a story you will remember and are sad to have heard as you step off the train” Irish Theatre Magazine

ADMISSION €20. SHOW COMMENCES at 8PM.

Book online at https://www.glentheatre.ie/contact? or Phone 029 56239 (Ext 1)

OCTOBER 17th. FRANCES BLACK

When Nanci Griffith called Frances Black “the sweetest voice of Ireland,” she was paying tribute to someone who has been one of Ireland’s best-loved and most enduring artists since the late 80s, with a string of best-selling albums, awards and other accolades behind her. The extent of Frances’ popularity and talent has been reflected in the awards and accolades that she has received for her albums and live performances. She has twice been the recipient of one of the highest honours in Irish music, the prestigious Irish Recorded Music Association’s Best Irish Female Award, and was also delighted to receive a National Entertainment ”Personality of the Year” award, as it has always been vitally important to her to connect with her audiences during a performance.

BOOK ONLINE AT www.glentheare.ie/contact or Phone 029 56239 (Ext.1)

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 05th. at 8pm. Admission €25

 Award-winning comedian, writer and podcaster Cornelius Patrick O Sullivan is furious. If he had his time back again, he would do it all differently. Alas this is not an option so as he looks his forties firmly in the face he has hatched a new plan. To live his life vicariously through his seven-year-old son Harvey. What possibly could go wrong?!?Pull Hard is a brand-new stand-up comedy show that deals with fatherhood and middle age and the lingering disappointment of lost opportunity. The hour is seasoned with tales of GAA matches, failed diets and expensive babysitters. Above all it’s a show about hope and endeavour.  The show has struck a chord with audiences across the country, culminating in a sold-out performance at the iconic Cork Opera House. Following that milestone night, the nationwide tour continues to go from strength to strength, playing to packed rooms and earning rave reactions wherever it lands. Cornelius has performed all over Ireland to thousands of souls. Internationally at festivals such as Edinburgh Fringe and nationally at the likes of Kilkenny Cat Laughs and the Paddy Power Comedy festival amongst many more.

BOOK ONLINE AT www.glentheare.ie/contact or Phone 029 56239 (Ext.1)