HAPPINESS THEN… is going on tour!

Writer Elizabeth Moynihan, director Liam Halligan and performers Rachael Dowling (KIN) and Sorcha Furlong (Fair City) reunite to bring the much anticipated tour of this sharp and sophisticated comedy drama to Irish audiences nationwide. See below for ticket links.

Day	Date	Venue	Booking Link
Mon	05/10/2026	Town Hall Theatre, Galway	Town Hall Theatre Galway
Fri	09/10/2026	Town Hall Theatre, Westport	Town Hall Theatre Westport
Wed	14/10/2026	Glor Theatre ,Ennis	Glór Theatre Ennis
Thur	15/10/2026	Droichead Arts Centre, Drogheda Droichead	Droichead Arts Centre Drogheda
Fri	16/10/2026	Wexford Arts Centre	Wexford Arts Centre
Sat	17/10/2026	Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge	Riverbank Arts Centre Newbridge
Thur	22/10/2026	Garter Lane Theatre, Waterford	Source Arts Centre Thurles
Fri	23/10/2026	Garter Lane Theatre, Waterford	Garter Lane Arts Centre Waterford
Fri	30/10/2026	St John’s Theatre, Listowel	St John's Theatre Listowel
Thur	05/11/2026	Dunamaise Arts Centre, Portlaoise	Dunamaise Arts Centre Portlaoise
Sat	21/11/2026	Belltable Theatre, Limerick	Belltable Theatre Limerick

Presented by Bernie Bourke and Liam Halligan in association with Bewley’s Café Theatre and Once Off Productions, Happiness Then will play in 11 venues nationwide starting in Galway on 5th October and finishing in Limerick on 21st  November. Tickets available via venue websites

Running Time: Approximately 60 minutes, no interval

Age Guidance: 12+

A riveting comedy drama exploring the thorny relationship between two sisters!

A sharp, witty and emotionally charged drama delving into the relationship between two sisters, Bridget and Frances, who meet for the first time after their Mother’s death. Eternally at odds, they bicker as only sisters can over everything from the wine to the will!

Exploring the fallout of being left behind, loves and losses are examined and re-examined with acerbic wit and delicious put downs.

Can Bridget and Frances’ searching need for sisterly support help to mend their broken relationships, not only with each other but with their loved ones, before it’s too late?

‘sharp and very sophisticated...it is as witty as it is full of acuity'

'Moynihan has her finger on the zeitgeist' Emer O’Kelly, Sunday Independent

‘Two riveting performances…it is genuinely heartfelt’ The Arts Review         

‘consummate skill’  The Reviews Hub