At Town Hall Theatre · Courthouse Square, Galway City, Co. Galway
Forbidden Nights is an adults-only touring variety show that has been running for more than a decade and claims an audience of over 300,000 to date. The format leans on high-energy routines, comedy and a lot of direct interaction with the room rather than a fourth wall. Audience members can sit back and sing along, or buy a premium stage pass and end up part of the act.
Every ticket, whatever the tier, includes a meet-and-greet with the cast and a photo afterwards, which is a large part of what people book it for. The show runs 135 minutes including an interval, so it is a full night out rather than a quick turn. It plays the Town Hall Theatre main stage for one night at the start of October. Ticket prices sit between €30 and €32.50 before the booking fee is added.
Town Hall Theatre is on Courthouse Square beside the Salmon Weir Bridge, a five minute walk from Eyre Square by Eglinton Street and Woodquay. Drivers arrive from Dublin and the midlands on the M6 and N6, or from Limerick, Ennis and Shannon on the M18 and N18. The Cathedral car park across the bridge is the nearest large car park, with the Corrib Shopping Centre multi-storey close by on Eglinton Street. Ceannt Station is roughly ten minutes’ walk, and late buses out to Salthill, Knocknacarra and Oranmore run from Eyre Square.
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