Changes to Programming – 20/12/2021

A message to all ticket holders, supporters and friends.

Following the government announcement last Friday which introduced an 8pm curfew for theatres until 30th January 2022, we have been in touch with the many artists whose performances are affected.

The safety of our audiences, artists and staff is our top priority and we have also reviewed our own Covid-19 policies in light of recent events. Due to ongoing concerns in relation to the spread of Covid-19, and following much consideration over the last few days, we have had to make a number of difficult decisions.

Ticket holders have been contacted in relation to these events, but if you have any questions please contact ask@whaletheatre.ie.

The following performances have been postponed until further notice:
• Phelim & The Drew House Band (28 & 29 December 2021)
• David O’ Doherty (7 & 8 January 2022)
• Strung (15 January 2022)

Tickets will be valid for future dates and we will be in touch with ticket holders as soon as a new date has been confirmed. If you would prefer not to wait, we would be happy to issue you with a full refund. Please contact ask@whaletheatre.ie if you would like a refund, or if you have any questions.
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The following performances will be going ahead, but with some modifications to starting time and Covid-19 Guidelines.

  • Christmastime with Classic Harmony (22 December 2021)
    – This performance will now commence at 6pm and will run for 70 minutes with no interval. Doors will open at 5.30pm.
    – There will be no bar service and face coverings must be worn at all times.
    – In an effort to make this event as accessible as possible, we are delighted to announce that we will also be live streaming the performance at 6pm on Facebook. Please follow us on social media for more information.
    – All other Covid-19 Guidelines and Safety Measures will remain in place. Please read our current guidelines here.

 

  • Greystones Film Club’s Annual Elf Screening (23 December 2021)
    – This performance will commence at the advertised time of 4pm and doors will open at 3.30pm.
    – There will be no bar service (this includes popcorn) and face coverings must be worn at all times. No food will be permitted in the venue.
    – All other Covid-19 Guidelines and Safety Measures will remain in place. Please read our current guidelines here.

 

If you are no longer able to attend any of these events, or if you can’t attend for any reason, we will be happy to issue you with a full refund.

Please contact ask@whaletheatre.ie if you have any questions.

Further updates will be provided regarding the remaining performances for January in due course.
Many thanks for your continued support and patience during these challenging times, and we wish you a safe and happy Christmas.

Best wishes,
The Whale Theatre Team

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