Tickets for show at this year's Dublin Theatre Festival go on sale from this Tuesday. This is the 60th year the event has been held and will see 17 stages play host to 352 performances over 31 productions.
Dublin Theatre Festival 2017 will run for 18 days and nights from 28 September to 15 October, and organisers say it will celebrate "what has gone before while looking firmly to the future and the years to come."
Productions include The acclaimed The Suppliant Women, Eugene McCabe's King of the Castle and Rapids, which explores stigma in the lives of men and women who are HIV+ in Ireland today.
General booking begins from 10am Tuesday, and you can find out more about the festival here.
