At Moat Theatre · Abbey Road, Naas, Co. Kildare
Enya Martin plays the Moat Theatre on Friday 23 October 2026 with Acting The Divil, billed as a funny and heartfelt hour about chasing success while staying true to the people who shaped you.
The material covers modern fitness culture and long-term relationships, and looks back at her route from a 1990s council estate upbringing to an international audience. Her mother is a recurring source of material, as anyone who has followed her online output will already know. Martin came up through short-form video, where character work and family sketches built a following that transferred to live touring, and the theatre show gives that material a longer form than the clips allow. Tickets are €27.50 plus a booking fee. The show runs from 8:00 PM to about 10:00 PM. It lands in the middle of a dense week in Naas, with Movicals on 21 October, Bill Laurance at St David’s Church on the same night and Tadhg Devery at the Moat on 24 October.
Naas is directly off the M7, roughly 35 km south-west of Dublin, and signposted from the motorway. The Moat Theatre is on Abbey Road, a short walk from the town’s main street, with public car parking close by. Regular buses connect Dublin city centre with Naas and Friday evening service is reasonably frequent, but check the last return before you travel. Sallins and Naas railway station on the Dublin Heuston commuter line is about 4 km from the theatre.
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