A class act but only one piece from Mozart’s quill, like Ryanair landing in Luton and telling you that you’re in London!

Dylan Kennedy and Jenny Fennessy sparkle as the sometime-warring couple who come to know each other and themselves on a journey of discovery

The niche Waterford festival returns this October

O’Connell Street's “Night at the Musicals” from the work of all local musical societies and stage schools did the Déise proud in front of the RTÉ cameras as the talent just exploded across the cobblestones

A breakdown of upcoming events in Waterford and where to get tickets

Irish Doctors Orchestra Fundraising Concert, September 29, SETU ArenaMedicine will meet music at the Irish Doctors Orchestra’s special Fundraising Concert to take place at the SETU Arena on Sunday, September 29 at 4. 30pm.

Unrehearsed scenes from Shakespeare is a fantastic night out in an ideal setting

The show was a delight in very way

A special commemorative concert featuring Cór Fear na nDéise male voice choir will take place in St. Paul’s Church, Ardmore on Friday, September 27.

Culture Night, September 20, Theatre Royal Culture Night ’24 at Theatre Royal starts at 5 PM with a Music Generation Waterford ‘House Takeover’.

Katie Donovan is the featured poet for SpeakEasy’s Culture Night event on September 20.

The premiere screening of 'The Aftermath', took place at Dungarvan Cinema last week. The feature documentary explores what happened in Waterford during the War Of Independence and the Civil War.

Tonight it’s the turn of the Jack Cunningham School Soul Dance Arts to showcase that huge bank of talent that’s training with the choreographer named “Best Choreographer” by the Association of Irish Musical Societies this year

Two Waterford greats involved in upcoming Garter Lane production

The upcoming play is described as a heist comedy with a twist

The long-standing custom is unique to Waterford

The long-standing custom is unique to Waterford

The Greatest 80s show, September 13, Theatre Royal. Travel back in time to the 1980s with the exciting new music theatre production at Theatre Royal.

The case of Convict No. 8213 Mary Walsh is particularly harrowing. Accused of aiding and abetting two other women who stole a piece of cashmere wool, she was sentenced to seven years' transportation to Tasmania. She was married with three young children.

The production will be staged in the Theatre Royal on September 11 and 12