Our mission is to produce the best in Irish and international performance for Cork and Irish audiences. We aim to be indispensable to all of the communities we serve: audiences, artists, employees and suppliers, while remaining rooted in, and inextricably linked to, Cork.
We work hard to support and enrich the cultural fabric of our country by delivering an ambitious programme in a beautiful venue that serves the audience of today and builds the audience of the future.
OUR VISION
To be an internationally recognised centre of excellence for theatre in Ireland and a vibrant cultural centre for Cork.
We put the audience first. At the heart of all of our discussions about what we choose to produce or present, how we do that and why, are our audiences.
We host a diverse range of top-quality productions.
We work with partners to produce exciting and innovative theatre and opera.
We empower and support the artistic community of Ireland by nurturing and supporting artists and new work and presenting shows which fuel the imagination of our community.
We achieve what we do with a hard-working team who operate in a positive, supportive environment and who care deeply about the organisation’s mission. We have a special relationship with the communities and audiences we serve, in Cork and Ireland.
We do all of this working as a non-profit organisation.
Our beautiful theatre is a 650-seat listed building and a jewel of late Victorian architecture, which celebrated its 123rd birthday in 2019. The building possesses a rich and fascinating history and the stunning auditorium is a favourite with audiences and performers alike for its intimacy and atmosphere.
To know more about The Everyman stage download The Everyman Technical Specifications. Drawings are available on request. For further information or to talk to The Everyman Production Manager (Ian Brown) or Technical Manager (Mark Donovan) go to Our Team.
Take a virtual tour of our beautifully ornate auditorium.
Read our Artistic Policy.
We confirm that The Everyman Palace CLG is in compliance with The Charities Governance Code.
We confirm that we are in compliance with the Charities SORP. (Statement of Recommended Practice that sets out how charities should prepare their annual accounts and report on their finances)
We are committed to compliance with the Arts Council Recommended Guidelines for Financial Reporting and to the Governance Transparency Scale for organisations in receipt of recurring Arts Council funding.
The Everyman has considered and adopted the SAFE TO CREATE CODE OF BEHAVIOUR and pledged to create a safe, inclusive, respectful workplace where artists and arts workers can thrive, free from all forms of harassment, discrimination, bullying and violence.
Please see our Constitution here.
Please see a copy of our 2023 Audited Accounts here.