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Devious Theatre is making a return visit to Cleeres Theatre for its fourth production of this year, Bash: latter day plays by Neil LaBute.

OUT For The Weekend, Kilkenny’s Gay Pride festival is returning this August for its second outing.

Smitten is a play that wants to be a musical. It marks the third part of Devious Theatre’s ‘In The Future When All’s Well’ residency in Kilkenny Arts Office.

Wild Harvest marks the 40th Production for Watergate Productions. It opens at the Watergate Theatre on Tuesday 22 March and runs until Saturday 26 March, with performances nightly at 8pm.

Watergate Productions celebrate their fortieth production when they take to the stage with the classic play Wild Harvest. It opens at the Watergate Theatre on Tuesday March 22 and runs until Saturday March 26, with performances nightly at 8pm.

Scratcher is a dark, satirical comedy set in a social welfare office on a gloomy Tuesday morning as six unemployed people slowly begin to transform into a revolutionary outfit bent on holding the country hostage. This is social warfare.

For the first time a theatre company will be taking up the post of Artists in Residence in Kilkenny Co Council Arts Office. Kilkenny group The Devious Theatre Company were delighted to be invited by Arts Officer Mary Butler to take up residency in the Arts Office. The group will be working in No 76 John Street until July.

Dreamstuff Youth Theatre will be 10 years old next year and to celebrate they are launching a year-long programme that will all go under the title of ‘Dreamstuff 10’.

This Friday night sees KilkennyMusic.com mark their return to the live music scene for 2010 as they host Galway's Mugger Dave along with Kilkenny's Little Black Wren, Eoin Macnamara and Kieran Byrne for the launch of this year's One Take Sessions series.

After the success of Accidental Death Of An Anarchist in December, Devious Theatre are following it up with the next instalment of their Dario Fo Season, Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!. The play was written by the Nobel Prize winning playwright in 1974 after he became inspired by the self reduction movement which saw working class Italian women take what they wanted from supermarkets only paying for what they could afford.