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What’s on in Galway
Gigs, theatre, comedy and festivals in Galway, with ratings from the people who were in the audience.
From festival theatre to stand-up and pub gigs, this page gathers the upcoming shows in Galway in date order, each with the average rating left by the audience on earlier performances.
A few venues come up again and again in the listings:
- the Town Hall Theatre, on Courthouse Square, a former courthouse turned municipal theatre in 1995, with 400 seats and a small studio;
- the Róisín Dubh, on Dominick Street, for gigs and a weekly comedy night;
- Monroe’s, on Dominick Street Upper, which hosts a comedy club as well as concerts;
- Leisureland, in Salthill, for larger concerts, comedy and family productions.
Galway’s calendar is shaped by its festivals: the Galway International Arts Festival in July brings theatre, opera, dance, comedy and visual art to venues across the city, and the Galway Comedy Festival takes place in October. Venue reviews cover comfort, view and access separately from the show itself, which is useful if you are trying a venue for the first time.
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Frequently asked questions
What’s on in Galway this weekend?
Upcoming shows and gigs are listed by date on this page. Pick out the weekend’s dates and read the reviews from earlier performances to help you decide.
Where can I see a play in Galway?
The Town Hall Theatre on Courthouse Square is the city’s main theatre, with a 400-seat auditorium and a smaller studio. It is also a venue for the Galway International Arts Festival in July and the Cúirt literature festival in April.
Where can I see comedy in Galway?
The Róisín Dubh runs a weekly comedy night, Monroe’s hosts a comedy club, and bigger names play Leisureland or the Town Hall Theatre. In October, the Galway Comedy Festival brings a week of shows to the city.