Alison Ní Mháirtín’s first full-length play for children is playing at the National Opera House from Thursday, April 25 to Saturday, April 27.

Fiadh has the perfect family: Mammy and her delicious jam, Mum and her magical yew stick, the best bedtime stories ever, and a magical clothes horse called Pegasus for endless adventures. Then one day, a delivery arrives that will change everything…
This new play by Wexford-based Alison Ní Mháirtín brims with wonder and play. Irish language, music and mythology combine with puppetry, opera and some very silly socks to create an epic journey from a young girl’s own house to the National Opera House.

Suitable for young people aged 7-10
Presented by Rose Producing with the National Opera House
Artwork by Ann Kenny
Directed by Liza Cox
Set and costume design by Alex Herring
Sound design by Lunatraktors
Lighting design by Colin Doran
Performed by Sinéad Cormack, Maria Cunningham, and Amy Flood
Stage Managed by Alison White
Produced by Heather Rose
Supported by Arts Council Ireland

School Shows: Thursday, 25 & Friday, 26 April 
Two shows a day: 10AM & 12PM
Contact the National Opera House Box Office on 053 9122 144 to book these shows. 
Saturday, April 27 at 11am and 2pm: Saturday’s performances are relaxed and suitable for all, a social story will be available on request.
Online booking and further details: Pegasus The Clothes Horse – by Alison Ní Mháirtín – What’s On – National Opera House