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.
We are absolutely delighted and honoured to welcome Branar, one of Ireland’s leading theatre companies making work for children, to the theatre this Friday the 13th of February.
Thanks to all the schools, teachers and parents for their support. It’s going to be magical and memorable day for all those lucky kids!
Step into The Dirty Circus in Clifden for an unforgettable evening of burlesque, cabaret, comedy, and seductive spectacle.
Expect dazzling performers, cheeky charm, and a lavish night of grown-up glamour—perfect for couples, friends, or anyone craving something deliciously different.
Music Network & Clifden Arts Society Present
TicketsJoin us for a special night of inspired performances celebrating both traditional and contemporary Irish music at the Station House Theatre, Clifden on 26th February.
Featuring four outstanding artists – Jim Murray, Dermot Byrne, Kevin Burke & Noriana Kennedy – whose collective experience and creativity have left a deep imprint on the landscape of traditional Irish music, this concert promises powerful musicianship, fresh interpretations, and a shared love of the tradition — rooted in the past and alive in the present.
Music Network & Clifden Arts Society Present
TicketsMusic Network presents another brand new collaboration featuring two of the most exciting rising stars of the classical music world, accordionist extraordinaire Théo Ould and stellar soprano Alison Langer.
Together this duo will present a fascinating programme entitled Confessions from Dusk till Dawn, exploring the night as a space of poetry, intimacy and mystery. From Schubert’s romanticism to Poulenc’s whimsical miniatures, their musical journey will also pay homage to the genius of Dvořák and Kurt Weill along the way. The programme will also feature a new Music Network commission by Grammy-winning Irish composer Donnacha Dennehy.
Music Network & Clifden Arts Society Present
TicketsThe Séamus Egan Project arrives on our shores for the very first time this May, led by the celebrated multi-instrumentalist, composer and co-founder of Irish-American super group Solas.
Hailed as a creative force in traditional music, Séamus is celebrated for his boundary-pushing artistry and ability to make every performance feel fresh, soulful and full of life.