Waterford’s thriving arts and entertainment scene is once again in focus on tonight’s episode of On The Fringe with Gemma Delaney. With thanks to Waterford Panto Society, the show continues to spotlight some of the most exciting upcoming events in Waterford, from literature and theatre to live music.

If you’re searching for things to do in Waterford this April and May, this episode is packed with cultural highlights and exclusive interviews with leading Irish creatives.

Book lovers won’t want to miss a special literary event as Writers at Waterford Libraries welcome multi award-winning Irish author Liz Nugent to Carrickphierish Library on Wednesday, April 15th.

Known for her gripping psychological novels and compelling storytelling, Liz Nugent has become one of Ireland’s most celebrated contemporary writers. During her conversation with Gemma Delaney, she discusses her latest novel, The Truth About Ruby Cooper, offering insight into its themes, characters, and inspiration.

Listeners will also get a behind-the-scenes look at her writing process and career journey, making this event a must for aspiring writers and fans of Irish fiction alike. Events like this highlight the important role of Waterford Libraries in supporting literature and connecting readers with leading authors.

Theatre enthusiasts can look forward to an engaging and thought-provoking performance as Turnaround Theatre brings The People Who Live in Boxes to Gealach Gorm in Kill from May 1st to 3rd.

Written by Les Clarke, this powerful one-act play explores complex human experiences through intimate storytelling and strong performances. Actress and director Helena Walsh joins the show to discuss her dual role in bringing this production to life.

In her interview, Helena shares insight into the creative process behind staging the play, as well as the themes that make it particularly relevant for contemporary audiences. With the continued growth of independent theatre in Ireland, productions like this are helping to bring fresh, innovative performances to local audiences.

For those interested in live theatre in Waterford and the surrounding areas, this production promises a compelling and memorable night out.

Music fans are in for a treat as rising Irish artist CODYY returns to Waterford for his first hometown headline performance.

Taking place at Bank Lane on April 18th, this highly anticipated gig marks an important milestone in CODYY’s growing music career. Known for his unique sound and energetic live performances, he has been gaining attention across Ireland’s music scene.

In his chat with Gemma Delaney, CODYY reflects on his journey as an emerging artist, the inspiration behind his music, and what it means to perform in his hometown. As live music continues to thrive in Waterford, events like this showcase the city’s role in supporting new and upcoming Irish talent.

Don’t miss On The Fringe with Gemma Delaney tonight for exclusive interviews, event previews, and the latest updates from Waterford’s cultural scene.

From literary events and independent theatre to live music performances, this episode highlights the diversity of things to do in Waterford this season. Whether you’re a fan of books, drama, or music, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.