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An Grianán Theatre Letterkenny is re-opening after renovations
An Grianán Theatre in Letterkenny is re-opening today after being closed for a period for renovations.
The box office will be open again from 6pm this evening for a sold-out farewell show by Irish folk band The Fureys.
An Grianán Theatre is looking forward to welcoming audiences back this weekend to see the new look front of house and freshly painted auditorium.
The box office will be open from 6pm to 8pm (showtime) this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
There will be two Trad Week events in the theatre this weekend. As well as The Fureys on Friday night, a gig celebrating the late Letterkenny musician Ted Ponsonby will take place on Saturday night, featuring Sarah Ponsonby, Tanya McCole and many more. There is limited availability for this event.
On Sunday, February 1, comedian Neil Delamare will entertain crowds with a sold out show.
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The theatre is closed for the Bank Holiday on Monday, February 2. Regular box office hours are 9:30am to 5pm Monday to Friday. They will resume on Tuesday, February 3.
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