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ONE OF the highlights of the new autumn season at the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick will be its festive panto Aladdin and his Magic Lamp.
As part of its continued commitment to mentor and develop artists in Limerick, the theatre will present its second professional Panto over the Christmas and New Year period.
Another exciting element of the autumn programme is the Bualadh Bos Children’s Festival which takes place in early October.
The programme is jam packed and there is something for every child to engage with the festival over the two-week run from October 1 – 14.
The autumn programme is packed with international, national and local work across all genres: music, comedy, theatre and a range of family shows.
Check out our gallery to see more pictures from the launch.
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