Today 
Tomorrow 
The 61st Wexford Drama Festival
In the National Opera House, Wexford Drama Festival is one of the country’s longest running amateur theatre festivals and has enjoyed great support from our local audiences since its inception in the Dun Mhuire over 60 years ago. The festival found its new home in the Jerome Hynes Theatre in 2020 and are delighted to have had the support of the National Opera House and its staff. This year the festival celebrates its 61st anniversary with a wonderful line up of talent from around Co Wexford and beyond. With classics and one brand new play, drama to comedy, and even some opera in the mix, there’s something to suit everyone at this year’s festival.
Friday, 21 March – Tinahely Variety Group – CONFINED
“THY WILL BE DONE” by Michael Carey
Saturday, 22 March – Wayside Players – CONFINED
“AMONGST MEN” by Eoghan Rua Finn
Sunday, 23 March – Enniscorthy Theatre Company – CONFINED
“THE SEAFARER” by Conor McPherson
Monday, 24 March – Kilrush Drama Group – OPEN
“BAILEGANGAIRE” by Tom Murphy
Tuesday, 25 March – Kilmuckridge Drama Group – CONFINED
“JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK” by Sean O’Casey
Wednesday, 26 March – Ballycogley Players – OPEN
“LEND ME A TENOR” by Ken Ludwig
Thursday, 27 March – Bridge Drama Group – OPEN
“THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHTTIME” by Simon Stephens based on the novel by Mark Haddon
Friday, 28 March – Wexford Drama Group – OPEN
“SKYLIGHT” by David Hare
