Volunteering with us
Enjoy this Halloween weekend with a terrifying and fun adventure!
Join our volunteer team and experience the excitement as Dublin will be in Gothic style from October 31st to November 3rd.
From supporting the scenes from behind the scenes to welcoming audiences, volunteers are the lifeline (!) of our festival.
Application closes Monday, October 13th | 6pm (Sharp!)
Apply now!
The night is waiting…
Two shows have already been announced at this year’s festival, and tickets are now on sale!
Quidan At the National Concert Hall, you will remain with you long after the credits are rolled Songs of the Spirits: East Meets West In honor of the dead, we invite them to pass on the spectrum veil in this musical ode.
Quidan
Screening by live score
This Halloween weekend marks you in a world where Japanese legends and Irish culture unite: Quidan.
This unique event, which will premiere around the world at Osaka’s Expo 2025, presents the iconic Japanese film QuidanBased on four LafcadiohearnThe beloved ghost story with a specially commissioned new live score, Matthew Nolan and Seán MacErlaineaccompanied by Japanese musicians Tomoko Souvenir. In addition to films and scores, the acclaimed actors Connor Lovett (Gare St Lazare Ireland) performs traditional Japanese-style narration. Jude Hegerty Lovett (Gare St. Lazareth Ireland).
Saturday, November 1st | National Concert Hall | €22/€28/€34
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Songs of the Spirits: East Meets West
This performance inspired by the ancient rituals of Oíche Shamhna and the Japanese Obon Festival Shora Hibernia It explores and celebrates the universal human desire to honor and remember the dead.
Following its Osaka premiere at Expo 2025, Dublin audiences are invited to experience the ethereal beauty of the tradition of Japanese choir woven together by Gregorian chants, Irish songs and some of Ireland’s most acclaimed vocalists.
Sunday, November 2nd | St. Anne’s Church | €14 + 1 euro reservation fee
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Volunteering with usEnjoy this Halloween weekend with a terrifying and fun adventure!Join our volunteer team and experience the excitement as Dublin will be in Gothic style from October 31st to November 3rd.From supporting the scenes from behind the scenes to welcoming audiences, volunteers are the lifeline (!) of our festival.Application closes Monday, October 13th | 6pm (Sharp!)Apply now!The night is waiting…Two shows have already been announced at this year’s festival, and tickets are now on sale!Quidan At the National Concert Hall, you will remain with you long after the credits are rolled Songs of the Spirits: East Meets West In honor of the dead, we invite them to pass on the spectrum veil in this musical ode.QuidanScreening by live scoreThis Halloween weekend marks you in a world where Japanese legends and Irish culture unite: Quidan.This unique event, which will premiere around the world at Osaka’s Expo 2025, presents the iconic Japanese film QuidanBased on four LafcadiohearnThe beloved ghost story with a specially commissioned new live score, Matthew Nolan and Seán MacErlaineaccompanied by Japanese musicians Tomoko Souvenir. In addition to films and scores, the acclaimed actors Connor Lovett (Gare St Lazare Ireland) performs traditional Japanese-style narration. Jude Hegerty Lovett (Gare St. Lazareth Ireland).Saturday, November 1st | National Concert Hall | €22/€28/€34Book nowSongs of the Spirits: East Meets WestThis performance inspired by the ancient rituals of Oíche Shamhna and the Japanese Obon Festival Shora Hibernia It explores and celebrates the universal human desire to honor and remember the dead.Following its Osaka premiere at Expo 2025, Dublin audiences are invited to experience the ethereal beauty of the tradition of Japanese choir woven together by Gregorian chants, Irish songs and some of Ireland’s most acclaimed vocalists.Sunday, November 2nd | St. Anne’s Church | €14 + 1 euro reservation feeBook now
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