Irish Theatre vouchers
Due to Covid 19, many theatres are struggling to keep their heads above water, with Irish Theatre being no exception. We now have a couple of shows/venues booked for late autumn but needless to say, the Covid situation is fluid to say the least.
So, in keeping with other theatres, we are offering theatre vouchers to be redeemed as and when required. As a special thank you to our regular customers we are offering two-for-the-price-of-one tickets at a standard cost of £10 to be redeemed at will.
As an extra security, all voucher money will be kept in a separate Paypal account to be refunded should Irish Theatre go to the wall – of which we have no intention!
Also. Feel free to donate should you want to support Irish Theatre directly.
PAYPAL £10 VOUCHER DONATION BUTTON
Due to Covid 19, many theatres are struggling to keep their heads above water, with Irish Theatre being no exception. We now have a couple of shows/venues booked for late autumn but needless to say, the Covid situation is fluid to say the least.
So, in keeping with other theatres, we are offering theatre vouchers to be redeemed as and when required. As a special thank you to our regular customers we are offering two-for-the-price-of-one tickets at a standard cost of £10 to be redeemed at will.
As an extra security, all voucher money will be kept in a separate Paypal account to be refunded should Irish Theatre go to the wall – of which we have no intention!
Also. Feel free to donate should you want to support Irish Theatre directly.
PAYPAL £10 VOUCHER DONATION BUTTON
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MAC SWINEY Play to mark the centenary of the death of Terence Mac Swiney who died while on hunger stroke in Brixon Gaol on the 25th October 1920 after 74 days of starvation at the hands of the British authorities. This production is supported by the Cork Association and other interested Cork associations.
Dates: Sun 25 Oct @ 6pm.....Mon 26 Oct @ 8pm Tue 27 Oct @ 8pm.....Wed 28 Oct @ 8pm (Days/Times may vary) London Irish Centre Camden Square NW1 9XB |
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Bread & Roses
Dec 3-5th @ 7.30pm 68 Clapham Manor Road London SW4 6DZ (covid 19 allowing) |
THOUSANDS ARE SAILING
The story of The Hannah, a coffin ship which, in 1849, transported Irish agricultural labours and their families from famine-torn Ireland to the New World – with tragic results. |
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