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Best Entertainment in Cork "Best Entertainment in Cork" Created by: Cityseeker 6 Locations Bookmarked Cork Opera House "Entertainment on a Grand Scale" Situated in the heart of the city beside the river Lee, the Opera House has been providing Cork with entertainment of varying kinds for many years. The building is modern, it was constructed in 1965 after its predecessor had been destroyed by fire, ten years before. There are large windows at the front allowing a view of the city to those enjoying a drink in the by infomatique attractive bar. The programme of events is varied, and includes opera, drama, music and films. Recent productions have included Aida, the acclaimed Druid production of Martin McDonagh's The Beauty Queen of Leenane, and the final of the legendary "Over 60s" talent show. At the beginning of October, the Opera House is the base of the Cork Film Festiva l. It has a capacity of around one thousand. +353 21 427 0022 (Box www.corkoperahouse.ie/ [email protected] Emmet Place, Cork Office) Half Moon Theatre "Dance the Night Away" Half Moon Theatre, an attractive, glass-fronted, split-level development has become increasingly popular in the three years since its opening, especially as a late night live music club. It's well-located in the city centre, to the rear of the Cork Opera House. Since its opening it has undergone substantial renovations making it an excellent multi-purpose entertainment venue. From bands to alternative theatre, comedy to the by Denise Jans on Unsplash best DJs, this venue has something for everyone. There are two stages and three bars. Featuring great club nights like Planet Funk and Soulsides the "Half Moon" is sure to please. +353 21 427 0022 www.halfmoontheatre.ie/ [email protected] Half Moon Street, Cork Triskel Arts Centre "Modern Center of Art" Located in a historic building that was a former church, Triskel Arts Centre is an amalgamation of cinema, music and visual art. Each month, the center presents a varied schedule of events, featuring artists and performers from both, home and abroad. Guided tours are available of the venue every Tuesday and Thursday to explore the history of the church. by Kane Reinholdtsen on Unsplash +353 21 427 2022 www.triskelart.com/ [email protected] Tobin Street, Cork by infomatique Cork Arts Theatre "Intimate Drama" This intimate theatre on the north side of Cork City is the ideal location to enjoy an evening of quality drama. The programme is a quirky mixture of modern and classic drama; a production of Hamlet can be followed by one of the Marat/Sade. Cork Arts Theatre also runs a production company, so for those who fancy themselves as budding Brando's, opportunity knocks! Facilities include a bar upstairs where patrons can enjoy a tipple during the interval. +353 21 450 5624 www.corkartstheatre.com/ [email protected] Camden Court, Caroll's Quay, Cork Everyman Palace Theatre "Historical Dramatics" Everyman Palace Theatre is a beautifully-restored Victorian theatre is one of Cork's finest, the large stage being complemented by a spacious and ornate auditorium. The theatre showcases both Irish and international talent. Recent visitors include Macnas with a fascinating, dreamlike interpretation of the life of Van Gogh, Diamonds in the Soil, and Arthur by infomatique Miller's twentieth century classic, Death of a Salesman, produced by Corinthians. The Everyman Palace is also very busy during the annual Jazz Festival; the legendary Elvin Jones and Courtney Pine are just two of the many talented artists that have entertained here in the recent past. There's also an in-house bar; you can enjoy quaffing the obligatory pint while the buzzer rings signaling the start of the second act. +353 21 450 1673 www.everymanpalace.co [email protected] 15 MacCurtain Street, Cork m/ Pairc Ui Chaoimh "Hurley Party" This stadium mostly feature hurling, a popular gaelic game in Ireland. Boasting a huge capacity of 43,500, Pairc Ui Chaoimh is ranked as one of the most popular sports venue in Ireland. Owned by Gaelic Athletic Association, this is one of their premier venues. The stands comprise of roofed and un-roofed sections with bucket seats. The security and safety by kurafire measures are given high priority and the stadium is well set for a medical crisis. Apart from sports events, the stadium also hosts concerts, the famous one being a hugely attended Michael Jackson one. +353 21 496 6222 (Tourist Information) Center Park Road, Cork JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2020 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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