16-8-26 (Sun) Celtic Exodus Musical | Round Room at the Mansion House (1)

Celtic Exodus: The Musical is now playing at the iconic Round Room at the Mansion House, Dublin, for a strictly limited summer season until 20 August 2026.

Produced by ShinAwiL, one of Ireland's leading independent television and live entertainment production companies, Celtic Exodus is a powerful new Irish musical with international ambition. Created and written by Brian Warfield of The Wolfe Tones, the production tells an unforgettable story of love, rebellion, famine, resilience and the enduring spirit of the Irish people.

Set in 1840s Ireland, Celtic Exodus follows a story of star-crossed love, hardship and hope as famine and oppression force thousands to leave their homeland during one of the greatest migrations in Irish history.

The musical celebrates how Irish music, dance, storytelling and traditions travelled to the four corners of the world through generations of exile and migration, helping shape Irish identity across America, Canada, Britain, Australia and beyond.

This spectacular all-singing, all-dancing production features 20 original songs, powerful theatrical storytelling, live music and world-class choreography. Combining cinematic staging, Irish dance, emotional ballads, stirring choruses and breathtaking choreography, Celtic Exodus is already being hailed by audiences as a theatrical experience unlike anything else on the Irish stage. Even those who do not like musicals are loving this production. Since opening, audiences have responded with standing ovations and outstanding reviews, including:

• "The best show I have ever seen."

• "We laughed, we cried – every generation should see this."

• "I wasn't expecting a production of that calibre. Absolutely incredible – 10/10."

• "This deserves to be seen around the world."

• "It's up there with Les Misérables and Hamilton."

Presented in the historic Round Room at the Mansion House, Celtic Exodus offers a premium theatre experience in one of Dublin's most iconic venues. With performances running only until 20 August, audiences have a limited opportunity to experience what is already being described as one of Ireland's most ambitious and emotionally powerful new musicals.