Hysterical Histories

Hysterical Histories is a unique dinner theatre experience that is suitable for all ages.

Set in an 18th century tavern, you will be treated to two sumptuous courses of traditional fare, while being whisked through time on a highly entertaining and explosive journey through Cork City’s riotous history. Join our cast of actors as they share through song and storytelling the true stories of some of Cork’s most infamous characters, from the hilarious to the hideous, the good to the gruesome, and from the rebellious to the rip roaringly funny, this is an adventure you will never forget.

 

LOCATION:

Upstairs at An Spailpin Fanach, South Main Street, Cork

ACCESSIBILITY:

Venue is not wheelchair accessible, due to the historic building.

TRANSPORT AND PARKING:

• Nearest bus stop: Grande Parade
• Nearest taxi rank: Grande Parade
• Nearest car park: Q-park Grande Parade / South Main Street exit
• Nearest coach drop-off point: Grande Parade

TERMS & CONDITIONS:

Pre- booking essential.

Child policy: 

• Child rate applies to 2-12 year olds
• Under 2s go free
• Children under the age of 18 need to vacate the pub after the show due to licencing laws

Reviews:

 “An absolute must see, highly entertaining dinner show. The cast was energetic and engaging. The show was original, informative, and hilarious, and held the attention of the entire family. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Cork.”

Tripadvisor review June 2022

“Awesome experience. This is an insanely enjoyable (and delicious) evening of food and drinks, stories, songs, and history, all with Local artists involved. You hear an entire history of the city in hilarious bite-sized chunks. The pub itself is the oldest one in Cork and a landmark. The whole event was delightful from start to finish. Recommended for all ages! Tripadvisor review 2022

“Great Food! Great Fun! Honestly really wonderful people who did more than serve and entertain us they engaged with us. This should be the first thing anyone does when visiting Cork” 

Tripadvisor review June 2019