What's On in Waterford: Comedy, theatre and museum events
There are lots of great events coming up in Waterford
Vittiorio Angelone is an Italian Irish comedian from Belfast, and one half of Mike and Vittorio’s Guide to Parenting podcast.
As well as having two sellout world tours under his belt, he has supported other huge names including Russell Howard, Jason Manford, Adam Rowe, Shane Todd, Sam Morril, Michael Che and Ivo Graham.
He appeared for sold out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. He was also nominated for the Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards in 2022.
He appeared at Just For Laughs Montreal in 2025 as part of their New Faces Showcase.
Tickets available at theatreroyal.ie
Waterford Festival of Food is inviting guests to an intimate evening set within the only interlinked 13th and 15th-century halls of their kind, a remarkable setting that has witnessed centuries of gathering, trade, and celebration.
Enjoy a thoughtfully prepared fork supper led by butcher and chef Jon Toy, while museum curator Cliona Purcell brings the space to life, sharing rich and fascinating stories of Waterford’s food heritage.
From wine and coffee to bread, oysters, and the humble rasher, discover how this historic city helped shape the way Ireland eats, trades, and celebrates.
Throughout the evening, a collective of chefs, producers, and storytellers will guide guests through a lively, social experience filled with flavour, history, and conversation.
Tickets available at waterfordfestivaloffood.com
In an ethereal place a woman daydreams about being old as she fears the terrible possibility of dying young. She has seen death and she defies it by creating life.
'An Ode to Growing Old' is a charm, a protection spell and a wish, in the shape of an experimental dance film.
With visual composition and music, the audience will get to experience the set in real life, watch the first rough cut and engage in conversation about the making of it with the artists involved, led by writer/choreographer Martina Acosta Rama.
The event is free, however, booking is required at garterlane.ie
