axis, ballymun - Theatre Archive

AS PART OF POSITIVE AGEING WEEK: The Pictures: Calendar Girls

28th September 2009

‘The Pictures’ takes place in our theatre, so you can enjoy the big screen in comfort. Showing a wide variety of films, from classics to modern, there is something for everyone. There is one screening a month which is usually the last Monday of the month. With over 160 members, ‘The Pictures’ is more than just a film club, it has become a great social network for the over 55’s in Ballymun and the surrounding areas.

Reel Youth

26th September 2009

‘Reel Youth’ is a cross city and cultural programme that invites young people and youth workers from different locations to come together through a creative film making process. This event will see the premiere screening of this years shorts in axis’ 211 seater theatre.

AS PART OF ABSOLUT FRINGE 2009: The Blanch

16th September 2009 to 19th September 2009

Welcome to Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, where you can always be sure of a bargain …especially when you use your 5-finger discount.

Come visit ‘The Blanch’ to see these band of Bouffons (outcast clowns from god-knows-where) take over axis’ theatre to present their anarchic show based on the ‘real-life’ Blanchardstown Centre. The show features live music and is a ruthless comedy is not for the faint-hearted or children.

AS PART OF ABSOLUT FRINGE 2009: Meltdown

5th September 2009 to 12th September 2009

Four life-long friends dance their way through a season of relegation battles, marital disharmony, global economic collapse... and a fog of cigar smoke as they discover the zen of man-to-man marking ...

‘Meltdown’ ...a comedy of survival.

The Pictures: The Misfits

31st August 2009

‘The Pictures’ is more than just a film club, it has become a great social network for the over 55’s in Ballymun and surrounding areas. ‘The Pictures’ takes place in our 211 seater theatre, so you can enjoy the big screen in comfort. Showing a wide variety of films, from classics to modern, there is something for everyone.

House of Fun: Ardal O' Hanlon

21st August 2009

The man made famous by Channel 4’s ‘Father Ted’, O’Hanlon is a founding father of modern Irish stand-up since he helped form Dublin’s Comedy Cellar in 1990. Ardal has a slew of comedy awards (and a BAFTA) to his name.

The Pictures: High Society

27th July 2009

‘The Pictures’ is more than just a film club, it has become a great social network for the over 55’s in Ballymun and surrounding areas. ‘The Pictures’ takes place in our 211 seater theatre, so you can enjoy the big screen in comfort. Showing a wide variety of films, from classics to modern, there is something for everyone.

House of Fun: CANCELLED

17th July 2009

We apologise for any inconvenience caused but we have had to cancel this gig until futher notice. For more information call (01) 883 2100.

Waiting for IKEA

6th July 2009 to 11th July 2009

Chrissie and Jade spend their days waiting; waiting for the postman, waiting for the kettle to boil and waiting for Coronation Street. They won't shop in Argos 'cos we're waiting for IKEA'.

Set in the heart of 'new' Dublin, where night wear is day wear and bitching is
everywhere. Pimlico flats is akin to 'Cheers', everybody knows your name, your business, your record and what your having for dinner.

The Pictures: Breakfast at Tiffany's

29th June 2009

‘The Pictures’ is more than just a film club, it has become a great social network for the over 55’s in Ballymun and surrounding areas. ‘The Pictures’ takes place in our 211 seater theatre, so you can enjoy the big screen in comfort. Showing a wide variety of films, from classics to modern, there is something for everyone.

House of Fun: Adam Hills

26th June 2009

Adam Hills is one of Australia's most talented and widely respected comedians. His unique style of thoughful, uplifting comedy and rampant spontaneity have won him rave reviews, a shelf of awards and a legion of fans worldwide.

The Four Seasons & Pas de Quatre (Pugni & Perrot)

20th June 2009

Our resident ballet class Dublin Ballet Academy is performing their end of year show for everyone to enjoy! See the culmination of many months of hard work by the dancers as they take to the stage in this fantastic production of "The Four Seasons" with thrilling compositions from Grieg, Suppé, Delibes, etc; and a rare romantic repertoire ballet from 1845 "Pas de Quatre" (Pugni & Perrot) interpreted by the Dublin Ballet Academy soloists.