La Famille LeBlanc
An acclaimed Acadian family band bring Celtic and francophone folk, brilliant playing and high-energy step dancing.
Listowel / Co. Kerry
North Kerry's home for theatre, music, film, conversation and contemporary arts.
Programme
Oct - Nov 2026Oct - Nov 2026
La Famille LeBlanc
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Maccana: The Unseen Growth of Winter
Composer Maccana presents 70 minutes of original piano music shaped by drama, documentary and the stillness of winter.
Maccana: The Unseen Growth of Winter
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WhistleBlast’s Musical Voyages Visual Magic
A family-friendly multimedia concert of orchestral favourites, visuals and video, followed by a short Q&A with the musicians.
WhistleBlast’s Musical Voyages Visual Magic
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An Evening with Bryan Murphy
Join us for an intimate evening with Bryan Murphy, featuring powerful vocals, heartfelt songs and a live performance full of energy and atmosphere.
An Evening with Bryan Murphy
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Pirosmani Quartet
Mairéad Hickey leads musicians from Brazil, Ukraine and the USA in chamber music by Schumann, Jane O'Leary and Schubert.
Pirosmani Quartet
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The Howard / Hughes Project
Lisa Kay Howard-Hughes and Wally Hughes lead a five-piece American bluegrass band through high-octane picking and harmony.
Dominic Kirwan in Concert
Dominic Kirwan brings country hits, Irish ballads, favourite songs and gospel-inflected vocals to an intimate Listowel show.
Gatehouse: Irish Trad
Gatehouse weave haunting melodies and rousing instrumentals with fiddle, flute, concertina, guitar and voice.
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Audience voices
Reviews on Google from visitors to St. John's Theatre & Arts Centre.
26 February 2023
A very intimate and historic venue. The old Saint John’s Church. We saw the John B. Keane play “The Hiker” here and we had a really fun night. It was a full house and the rest of the patrons were the most friendly, welcoming bunch you could ever hope to...
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18 October 2022
Small venue with a huge heart. If it’s your first time in Ireland and you’re in Listowel pop in and see a show. It’s a unique venue, you have to go there once.
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5 February 2019
A delightful place to put on a show. Wonderful light and sound booth. If your play has special lighting retirements, Joe Murphy can handle them with ease. Comfortable dressing room with it's own toilet.
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Guest: Caomhán Maccana
Caomhán Maccana: The Unseen Growth of Winter
Elizabeth Stack speaks with composer and producer Caomhán Maccana about music, memory and the courage to perform, ahead of The Unseen Growth of Winter at St John’s Theatre.
Guest: Niamh Strong
Niamh Strong: Songbird, Eva Cassidy and a Life in Music
Elizabeth Stack talks to Niamh Strong about growing up in one of Ireland’s best-known musical families, finding her own voice, and the enduring influence of Eva Cassidy ahead of Songbird: The Songs of Eva Cassidy at St John’s Theatre.
Guest: John Paul Reynolds of Peter Street
Peter Street: Tradition, Innovation and a New Album
Elizabeth Stack speaks with John Paul Reynolds of Peter Street about Irish traditional music, the band's formation and the ideas behind a new album.