Partnerships

Join the ever-growing community of artists who produce our in-house shows, teach, mentor, programme, commission, and co-produce events and exhibitions.

Project Partners

We partner with a range of groups and organisations to deliver our projects and programmes and would be delighted to hear from your organisation if a project partnership is of interest to you.

Some of our recent project partners include RTE Jr/Dingle Animation, VAI, Irish National Opera, Heritage Council, Cruinniú na nÓg, Culture Night, Féile na Bealtaine, Féile na mBlá, Children’s Books Ireland, Listowel Writers Week, The Park Festival, and previous projects have included Irish Traditional Music Archives, Harp Ireland, South Wind Blows, The Abbey Theatre, Trad Ireland, K Fest, Leitrim Dance project, Milwaukee Irish Fest, and Dancer from the Dance Festival.

If you would like to partner with Siamsa Tíre please email marketing@siamsatire.com.

Sector Networks

Siamsa Tíre benefits from membership of charity and theatre sector networks including NASC, Strollers, Theatre Forum, Youth Theatre Ireland, Create, and The Wheel.

NASC

The NASC Network is a partnership of eight regional Irish theatre and arts venues formed in 2006 to share programming, marketing, and joint touring projects. "Nasc" is an Irish word meaning link or relationship.

The eight NASC venues are; Siamsa Tíre (Tralee), glór (Ennis), The Lime Tree Theatre (Limerick), The Town Hall Theatre (Galway), An Ghrianán (Letterkenny), Backstage Theatre (Longford), Dunamaise Arts Centre (Portlaoise), The Pavilion Theatre (Dún Laoghaire). Recent NASC collaborations include the LASTA festival, a festival of events programmed by young people for young people. https://www.instagram.com/lastafestival/

The Strollers Network

The Strollers Network is Ireland’s largest consortium of Art Centres. It is a partnership of ten venues from across four regions of the country including; Belltable (Limerick), Draíocht (Dublin), Watergate (Kilkenny), Solstice (Navan), Visual (Carlow), Linenhall (Mayo), Hawkswell Theatre (Sligo), Riverbank (Kildare), Source (Tipperary) and Siamsa Tire (Kerry). Collectively the network represents one fifth of all publicly funded Arts Centres nationally.

Recent Strollers collaborations include PROPEL, a three-year artist development programme which has been awarded to dancer and choreographer Róisín Whelan.

Local Networks

We are proud members of Fáilte Ireland’s Cliff Coast Destination Development Group, Tralee Chamber Alliance, Kerry Tourism, Kerry Convention Bureau, Kerry Volunteer Centre and North Kerry Development.