FOUR DANGEROUS PLAYS in rehearsed readings

Join Bottom Dog for four dangerous plays this Autumn, Sundays at 8pm at No. 1 Pery Square. Pay What You Can donations but booking essential.

THIS SUNDAY, 8 NOVEMBER

THE EMIGRANTS

Our Four Dangerous Plays season continues this Sunday at 8pm at No. 1 Pery Square with THE EMIGRANTS, by acclaimed Polish playwright Sławomir Mrożek, directed by Kamila Dydyna.

Presented in association with the Polish Arts Festival, this darkly comic and thought-provoking play explores exile, identity, freedom and the uneasy relationship between two very different men sharing a life far from home.

Bookings are now open directly through this page!

Admission is free to reserve, with Pay What You Can donations welcomed on the night.

FOUR DANGEROUS PLAYS

Bottom Dog Theatre Company’s Autumn 2026 Rehearsed Readings

Join Bottom Dog Theatre Company this autumn for Four Dangerous Plays, a season of rehearsed readings exploring conflict, power and the pressures that shape our lives.

These are plays that challenge, provoke and refuse to play safe — often causing controversy when first performed.

Now in our 15th annual season, we continue our tradition of bringing great plays to life with outstanding actors and directors, in the intimate surroundings of No. 1 Pery Square.

THE SEASON

Sunday 18 October: THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS

By Seán O’Casey | Directed by Paul Meade

O’Casey’s powerful portrait of Dublin tenement life against the backdrop of the 1916 Rising, presented in its centenary year.

Presented by kind permission of the Estate of Seán O’Casey.

Sunday 25 October: SAVED

By Edward Bond | Directed by Cáit Moloney

A controversial and uncompromising landmark of British theatre, examining violence, social alienation and the breakdown of human connection.

Sunday 8 November: THE EMIGRANTS

By Sławomir Mrożek | Directed by Kamila Dydyna

Presented in association with the Polish Arts Festival. Booking now available directly through this Eventbrite page.

Sunday 15 November: THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO

By Pierre Beaumarchais | Translated by Michael West | Directed by Myles Breen

A brilliantly subversive comedy of class, privilege, love and rebellion, which challenged the established order of its day.

Please note: This reading was originally scheduled for 1 November and has been postponed to 15 November. Existing reservations remain valid, and booking holders will be contacted directly.

TIME & PLACE

When: Sundays at 8pm (doors 7.45pm)

Where: No. 1 Pery Square Hotel, Limerick

TICKETS

Free booking | Pay What You Can on the night

Booking is essential. There is no charge to reserve your place.

We welcome and encourage cash-only donations on the night. Your support directly sustains professional theatre in Limerick.

Please select your preferred performance date when booking.