What do you think was the best theatre production of 2022? Voting is now open for the 25th ITITA Audience Choice Award. Vote now to be in with a chance to win an overnight break courtesy of IrelandBlueBook and a 2023 DubTheatreFest pass. Have your say:
What do you think was the best theatre production of 2022? Vote for your favourite show from those listed below or use the free-text box to make your suggestion. The audience-choice award will be presented on the evening of the Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards ceremony.
Everyone who votes will be in with a chance to win an overnight break at Butler House in Kilkenny, courtesy of Ireland’s Blue Book, and a festival pass for the winner and one guest giving full access to the 2023 Dublin Theatre Festival.
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