Take a ferry to Dublin to enjoy some heavyweight theatre

Theatre fans might be interested in booking ferries to Dublin this year to see productions of two acclaimed plays at the Gate Theatre.

Tom Stoppard's Arcadia opened at the venue today (May 27th) and will run until July 10th.

Described as a "dazzling and comic tale of mystery and love", the play is set in a stately home in Derbyshire in the 19th century, where a young girl proposes a groundbreaking mathematical theory beyond even her own understanding.

The adults around her, however, are more interested in their secret passions and illicit relationships.

People planning to see the Gate Theatre production of Stoppard's celebrated play can take ferries from Holyhead to Dublin with Stena Line or Irish Ferries.

Travellers might also be interested in visiting the Irish capital from July 15th this year to see Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning work Death of a Salesman.

Considered a masterpiece of 20th century theatre, the play tells the story of Willy Loman, a salesman whose life begins to fall apart when he loses his touch with the clients and begins to doubt the love of his family.

P&O Irish Sea and Norfolkline also provide options for travellers heading to Ireland with their ferries from Liverpool to Dublin.

Posted by Mark Robinson

Holyhead - Dublin

Car + 2 Return

Travelling on:

02/06/2012 - 03/06/2012

£166

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Liverpool - Dublin

Car + 4 Return

Travelling on:

11/09/2012 - 11/09/2012

£250

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