What's On

Born and raised in Catholic Ireland, queer Irish comic Lorna finds herself barefoot and bewildered in Barcelona. Through sharp storytelling, crowd work and physical comedy, she unpacks guilt, sexuality, heartbreak and identity in a high-energy Fringe preview. Sold-out shows in Dublin & Barcelona.

Fresh from a four week sold-out run off-Broadway at Irish Rep Theatre in New York, and a sell out tour of Ireland, Making A Show of Myself will have its London debut here at the ICC! The production has now been nominated for the Outstanding Solo Performance Award at the 2026 Outer Circle Awards.

Fresh from a four week sold-out run off-Broadway at Irish Rep Theatre in New York, and a sell out tour of Ireland, Making A Show of Myself will have its London debut here at the ICC! The production has now been nominated for the Outstanding Solo Performance Award at the 2026 Outer Circle Awards.

Karan Casey returns to London with a new trio featuring concertina player Niall Vallely and Congolese guitarist Niwel Tsumbu. The collaboration marks a fresh reworking of songs spanning over 30 years of Casey’s career, alongside new material and the first UK outing for this Cork-based project.

Kathleen O'Sullivan and Billy Teare provide an intimate evening of story and song

Kathleen O'Sullivan and Billy Teare provide an intimate evening of song and stories

Kathleen O’Sullivan and Billy Teare – Folk and Rootss

Based on the true stories of Sean Ross Mother and Baby Institution, Tipperary, Theatre Peckham and PÓG Productions are proud to present

Republic of Silence

Unidentified bones trigger a reckoning between the power of the church and a movement for justice.

Based on true stories from Sean Ross mother and baby institutio, Tipperary.

Unidentified bones brings a reckoning, between the powerful church and a movement for justice, to a head. In 1965, on the same site, two girls hear whispers of stolen babies, missing girls and violence within the Abbey.

Based on true stories from Sean Ross mother and baby institution, Tipperary.

Unidentified bones brings a reckoning between the powerful church, and a movement for justice, to a head. In 1965, on the same site, two girls hear whispers of stolen babies, missing girls and violence within the Abbey.

“A hit show from one of the finest creative minds in the country” – Cork Independent.

Fresh from a four week sold-out run off-Broadway at Irish Rep Theatre in New York, and a sell out tour of Ireland, Making A Show of Myself will have its London debut at the ICC!

Join the IMDL (Irish Music and Dance in London) community for an evening celebrating some of the finest traditional Irish music, song and dance that London has to offer.

Tickets: £18 / £7 U18s → Book Now

What is it?

A literary event hosted by Annie Macmanus - this edition of the Literary Salon welcomes Wendy Erskine to celebrate the release of her latest novel The Benefactors, as well as Eimear McBride who released her new novel The City Changes Its Face in March this year. The acclaimed songwriter Joshua Burnside will provide music for the evening.

Kathy Kiera Clarke (Derry Girls' aunt Sarah) stars as Cara, a funny, warm, Irish patient with a magical cake, in this medical comedy by a former GP.

Running from 21st April to 10th May with exclusive post-show Q&As at 9pm on Wednesdays, this is a rare chance to join Kathy & the cast close up,.

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Join one of Ireland's most celebrated traditional music ensembles

Join one of Ireland's most celebrated traditional ensembles

Join one of Ireland's most celebratd traditional music ensembles

Join one of Ireland's most celebrated traditional music ensembles