Tuesday 1st – Sunday 6th June 2021.

Rescheduled show. All original tickets remain valid.

Tickets from €27 Incl. booking fee.

3 Hail Mary’s

The Smash Hit Comedy By Tommy Marren

At The Olympia Theatre, Dublin

The comedy that is taking Ireland by storm, ‘3 Hail Mary’s’ returns to The Olympia Theatre, Dublin following sell-out shows in May. 3 Hail Mary’s will run at The Olympia Theatre, Dublin from Tuesday 1st June to Sunday 6th June, 2021.

Tickets from €27 including booking fees are on sale now from Ticketmaster and The Olympia Theatre box office.

Tickets for show Tuesday 14th April 2019 are valid for rescheduled date of Tuesday 1st June 2021

Tickets for show Wednesday 15th April are valid for rescheduled date of Wednesday 2nd June 2021

Tickets for show Thursday 16th April are valid for rescheduled date of Thursday 3rd June 2021

Tickets for show Friday 17th April are valid for rescheduled date of Friday 4th June 2021

Tickets for show Saturday 18th April matinee show are valid for rescheduled date of Saturday 5thJune 2021 matinee show at 3pm

Tickets for show Saturday 18th April are valid for rescheduled date of Saturday 5th June 2021

Tickets for show Sunday 19th April are valid for rescheduled date of Sunday 6th June 2021 – matinee at 3pm

Set in an Irish nursing home in 2016, ‘3 Hail Mary’s’ is a must-see rip-roaring comedy that will have you in tears of laughter. 

By Tommy Marren, writer of the highly-acclaimed comedies ‘It’s The Real McCoy’ and ‘Nobody’s Talking To Me’, the play centres around three characters – namely Mary O’Toole, Mary O’Neill and Mary O’Brien.  

The three Mary’s have lived in this nursing home for over ten years and have become great friends. However, due to circumstances beyond their control, they are being moved to three separate nursing homes and the play is set around their last few hours together.

Mary O’Toole is a very religious character who has great devotion to Our Lady of Knock. Mary O’Neill is a Londoner who met and subsequently married a Kerry man and moved to Ireland. Mary O’Brien is a retired nurse who has travelled to almost every corner of the world!

With dozens of hilarious one-liners the play moves with pace throughout as the three Mary’s laugh, cry, argue, sing, dance and recount their life experiences. From statues to fishing rods, a would-be music composer, an enthusiastic and very posh ‘volunteer’ and a very frustrated nursing home owner this play has everything! 

You can expect a number of twists throughout and the play finishes with all three Mary’s performing an original song written by Tommy Marren entitled ‘I’m Really Still The Same’ which is written from the perspective of a person who has dementia asking loved ones to treat them the same as they always did.

Without exception the productions has received standing ovations from audiences who are captivated by the characters and the story.  

With dementia so prevalent in Ireland this is a play that is as much thought provoking as it is funny and the script has been meticulously crafted to ensure that it is sensitive and compassionate to the subject of memory loss.