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Cork Opera House Will Come Alive To The Sound of Music
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Cork Opera House is bringing The Sound of Music back to the stage for the first time in over a decade.
Opening July 2026, the large-scale local production will feature a full cast, including children from Cork, and run for at least four weeks over the summer.
The show follows a milestone 170th anniversary year for the Opera House, which has also built a new public archive of over 1,300 historic items.
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