This is the archive of every EUTC event from 1871 to the present! If you have anything to add to any of the shows, or think we are missing any, or want any more information about something, don’t hesitate to contact the Archivist
Friday 17 March - Friday 31 March 2023
Each Friday, Bedlam Cafe will be open from 2pm to midnight! Come hang out and grab some soup, meet new people, play M...
Monday 10 October 2022 - Thursday 30 March 2023
halfBaked is an EUTC series of shows with the single aim of just enjoying acting. We don’t do auditions we just take ...
Friday 24 March 2023
March 24th marks the final Candlewasters showcase of the year! We are ending everyone’s hard work this year with a no...
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Wednesday 22 March - Thursday 23 March 2023
Maeve, Theo, Fabian and Indi are flatmates at university. Last night they went out. This morning they’re paying the p...
Wednesday 15 March - Saturday 18 March 2023
“What do you have to do to get a bit of intimacy around here?!” Explore what happens when desire and jealousy collid...
Wednesday 08 March - Thursday 09 March 2023
Swimming against the mainstream requires a humble ego, a sense of irreverence and strong shoulder muscles. Failing th...
Tuesday 07 March 2023
7pm. An evening of letters, complaints, and stories from the EUTC Archive
Wednesday 01 March - Saturday 04 March 2023
Even if I did speak Irish, I’d always be considered an outsider here, wouldn’t I?
Saturday 18 February 2023
Please note that this show starts at 18:30, with a duration of 40 minutes. Two of the most influential thinkers in t...
Thursday 16 February 2023
A halfBaked production. The end comes to all.
Wednesday 08 February - Saturday 11 February 2023
Medea is a two-thousand year old drama, first staged by Euripides in ancient Athens and now newly translated by the d...
Friday 03 February - Saturday 04 February 2023
Six original plays, six directors and thirteen actors; Candlewasters is back! This February, we are bringing Candlewa...
Tuesday 31 January - Wednesday 01 February 2023
Kane’s Crave is a one act play following a chorus of four unnamed voices. The characters exist in a kind of cognitiv...