Theatre
Clifden Station House Theatre
Restored within the Original Railway Station Goods Store, the theatre has a 200 tiered seating facility. The theatre hosts live performances from local, national and international acts and offers a range of styles including Music, Drama, Comedy & Dance. The Theatre houses a large format digital laser projector and screen with surround sound allowing us to show classic films and documentaries of local interest in a total cinema environment. The Station House Theatre is a multi purpose venue which comprises of:
- Music Venue
- Theatre
- Cinema
- Arts & Exhibition Space
- Conference & Events Venue
Our dedicated sales team are available to help you organise any conference, event or live show.
Aoife Dunne brings her acclaimed debut ‘Good Grief’ (★★★★ – Chortle) to the Station House Theatre in Clifden!
A rising force in Irish comedy and storytelling, Aoife blends humour, heartbreak and razor-sharp insight as she explores loss, finds connection and brings to life the strange and hilarious ways we survive what we never thought we’d face. Mixing stand-up, theatrical storytelling and moments of profound emotional truth, Good Grief has been praised by audiences and critics alike for its warmth, wit and knockout performance. A comedy show like no other, that will make you laugh, cry and leave feeling joyfully alive.
Halloween fun for children aged 6 and Under! Perfect introduction to live entertainment for children who’ve never been to a show before!
It’s nearly Halloween and Sammy Ragdoll is playing witches. Unfortunately she doesn’t have a black cat to accompany her, she has a Teddy Bear instead.The trouble is Eddy The Teddy dosn’t stick around like a witches cat would. Eddy has a tendency to wander off and soon finds himself in a bit of a pickle… The show uses many elements of theatre, mime, puppetry and songs to join in with. It’s a perfect introduction to live entertainment for children who’ve never been to a show before, and a welcome return for Eddy the Teddy’s young fans.
With laughter, excitement and a touch of spooky sparkle, it’s the perfect first theatre experience. Children aged 5 – 10 years old. Step into a world of mystery, magic and just a hint of Halloween mischief!
Join Princess Irene and brave Curdie as they outwit mischievous goblins beneath the mountain. Perfect for young children and families, this enchanting, interactive adventure is ideal for a magical seasonal treat. Barking Dog’s two talented actors (with the help of some puppets and children from the audience) bring The Princess and the Goblin to life with music, puppetry and plenty of audience fun.
With laughter, excitement and a touch of spooky sparkle, it’s the perfect first theatre experience this Halloween—whether you’re visiting as a family or with your school.
The Cable presented by Siamsa Tíre, is a powerful new one-man drama written and performed by Mike Kelly and directed by Aidan Dooley. Following a sell-out premiere, The Cable arrives at the Station House Theatre in Clifden as part of a national and international tour, supported by the Arts Council of Ireland.
Written and performed by Mike Kelly and directed by Aidan Dooley (Tom Crean: Antarctic Explorer), this compelling new production is co-produced by Siamsa Tíre.
Set on Valentia Island during the laying of the Transatlantic Cable, the play unfolds a poignant story of love, loss, and the enduring human need for connection at a time of extraordinary change. Featuring a haunting score of Irish music by Dave McGilton, The Cable combines rich storytelling with emotional depth and theatrical intensity.
Get ready for an unforgettable night with Ashley Campbell’s soulful tunes and good vibes all around.
Ashley Campbell, daughter of country legend Glen Campbell began her career playing banjo and keyboard in her father’s band on several world tours and has found success as a solo artist in the country/Americana music scene; most notably with her debut single “Remembering” which she wrote for her father and is featured on the Grammy award winning and Oscar nominated album for the documentary Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me. Her original music has taken her all over the world, from China to Japan, to the main stage at London’s O2 Arena to opening for Kris Kristofferson, the Bellamy Brothers, as well as playing at Carnegie Hall with songwriting legend Jimmy Webb.
Our Free Family Movie Screenings return for the Halloween Break. Follow us on Social Media for listings.
Throughout cultures and centuries, the string quartet has held a fascination in music for composers. This concert invites you to explore its many voices with us – some familiar and some rarely heard – from a myriad of European cultures in conversation with the incredible work of Irish composers.
Join us for the third of our four repertoire programmes this season, One sea, two shores where we explore Malta’s island voice, shaped by the currents that passed through its harbours, speaking to the Spanish heat across the Meditteranean and joined by the Irish work by composer Rhona Clarke.
No booking is required. Admission is Pay-As-You-Can Contribution €5-€15. Cash or card payment available.
The Clifden Film Society are back with their 2026 Autumn/Winter Programme bringing the best Irish, Independent and International films to the Station House Theatre! Follow them on social media and/or sign up to their newsletter for updates!
Ken discusses his 25 year journey exploring the North Atlantic ocean and seas around Ireland, with stories, video pieces and personal insights into his experiences, from being surrounded by a pod of Killer whales to swimming with dolphins and fin and blue whales, the largest animals ever to have lived, Ken regales us with stories of the beauty of the natural world and our emotional connection with it.
We are delighted to welcome Tommy Tiernan to the Station House Theatre for his Autumn ‘World Tour of Galway’!
No venue too big or too small, from fancy arts centre’s to pubs with no lager and from hotel function rooms to local town halls, he begins with 6 shows in Westmeath and then 6 in Leitrim before drifting down to Limerick and then up to Mayo and back to Galway for the Christmas and then on and on and on and on till the wheels fall off and burn…..