Upcoming events...



The launch of Kirkos’ new space! — MenCon: Mendelssohn ReimaginedApril 27 /  10.30am (Doors) - 11.00am (Start) / 1 Little Green St (D07 K744) / Free entry

MenCon is a radical reinterpretation of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Op.64, realised by violinist Chihiro Ono and a chamber orchestra of creative musicians from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds, led by composer Neil Luck. 

Alongside MenCon, Kirkos will present a performance of Sebastian Adams / Alvin Lucier’s “I am Sitting in a Can of Soup” simultaneously with a performance of Alison Knowles’ “Make a Salad”, which will culminate in a light lunch served to the audience. Yseult Cooper Stockdale and Andy Ingamells will also perform their joint composition “Songs to strip by”.


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DIAL by Christodoulos MakrisMay 1 /  7.30pm (Doors) - 8.00pm (Start) /  1 Little Green St (D07 K744) / Suggested donation: 5€

DIAL is a durational-procedural-aleatory work of poetic prose composed through real-time transcriptions from global radio produced daily over a full calendar year (2021), bridged by brief sections of 'original' writing. This semi-improvised collaboration with Joanna Mattrey, Nick Roth and Keith Lindsay features a spoken excerpt from Chapter 5 (May) of DIAL, overlaid by saxophone, viola, electronics w/ live radio feedback & looped sounds.

Duration: Approx. 60min 

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Frustrated Writers’ Group
March 4 / 7.00pm - 9.00pm / Unit 44 / Free entry

Frustrated Writers' Group at Unit 44 - bring your writing for feedback + support! (msg Tom for more info: 085 167 8217).


Elasticene by Throat PleatsJune 16 / 7.30pm (Doors) - 8.00pm (Start) /  1 Little Green St (D07 K744) / €5-€10 (Pay what you can)

Elasticene is a 55-minute hybrid performance at the edges of experimental music, movement, and speculative fiction, where synthetic materials come alive as collaborators in a world of posthuman entanglement. Throat Pleats (Aus) transforms balloons, tubes, and petrochemical detritus into sonic agents of breath, resistance, and play in a visceral, anti-virtuosic response to climate collapse.

Performers: Niki Johnson and Solomon Frank

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