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‘Sightless Cinema’ group coming soon to well-known Kildare venue. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
A group which hosts theatre performances for blind and visually impaired people will perform at a popular County Kildare venue soon.
The Sightless Cinema made the announcement on social media yesterday (August 3 last), and revealed that it will be coming to the Riverbank Arts Centre in Newbridge next month.
The group also said that this venture will be supported by Kildare County Council.
In addition, The Sightless Cinema said that it is currently seeking new members for its upcoming Newbridge project.
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And that's not all — The Sightless Cinema will feature in a one-off documentary on RTÉ One later this week.
The documentary will tell the story of the group's tours during 2023 and 2024.
'Sightless Cinema' will air on Wednesday, August 6, 2025 at 11.15pm.
Lastly, the group also revealed that it will be hosting new shows in October and November of this year.
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