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Courtbrack Avenue (off Dock Road)
Limerick
Co. Limerick
T+353 (0)61 953 400
E boxoffice@limetreetheatre.ie
W www.limetreetheatre.ie
Lime Tree Theatre TEAM
| Executive Director | Louise Donlon |
| Creative Producer | Sarah Lynch |
| Marketing and Development Manager | Gillian Fenton |
| Senior Marketing Executive | Sadhbh McCoy |
| Digital Marketing Assistant | Eilis Walsh |
| Box Office Manager | Sharon Kiely |
| Operations Manager | Rachel Ryan-Keating |
| Technical Manager | Jay Kavanagh |
| Technical Assistant | Gary Lysaght |
| Box Office Assistant | Caitríona Finn |
PROGRAMMING POLICY
The 510-seat Lime Tree Theatre presents work across the performing arts - theatre, music (all genres), musical theatre and spoken word. It is a key venue in the national cultural infrastructure with facilities capable of hosting large scale touring shows.
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Stage Technical Details
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Seats
510
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Stage Dimensions
Height to grid: 11.23m; Width: 19.775m; Depth: 10m
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Stage Types
Proscenium arch
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29
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2022The Irish Examiner | Feature
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08
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05
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23
Jul
2017The Business Post | Review
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11
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12
May
2017Limerick post | News
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04
May
2017RTÉ Arena | Podcast
Theatre director Wayne Jordan talks about directing his first opera, Handel's 'Radamisto'
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