Just off a successful run at Galway Fringe Festival, Kisco Productions proudly presents 'HAPPYSLAPPED' an original show written by Kelby Guilfoyle.

A Story Of Destiny, written and performed by independent Irish artist, Robert Power, is a one-act psychological thriller set in an institution, with a splash of the darkest comedy.

Sally Elsbury and Emma Kanis of Madame Voltaire’s Black Cat Cabaret will be offering a talk about how their theatre masks are made by hand, along with some guidelines and demonstrations of how the actor prepares for performing in a full face archetypal caricature mask.

The Telephone Shop is a professional, one-woman show of 50 minutes duration, written and performed by Sally Elsbury (from West Cork) and directed and produced by Emma Kanis of Madame Voltaire's Black Cat Cabaret (Manchester, UK).

Once again we have five, very funny, short plays, each between 10 and 15 minutes long and all revolving around the theme of relationships (of sorts). And, to make the evening even more special, complimentary Italian antipasti is included in the ticket price and will be served after the show.

Scottish general, Macbeth, receives a prophecy from a trio of witches that one day he will become King of Scotland. Consumed by ambition and spurred to action by his wife, Macbeth murders King Duncan and takes the Scottish throne for himself.