- Trinity College Dublin introduces Trinity Trails Literary Walking Tour.
- Tour covers campus sites linked to writers including Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker.
- Combined ticket includes 60 minute play Oscar Unwritten at Samuel Beckett Theatre.
- Experience runs from 10 June 2026 for seven weeks on Wednesday to Saturday.
- Ticket revenue funds academic mission research and conservation at the university.
- Drew Duggan shared “Trinity has always been renowned for literary greats.”
Trinity College Dublin has been launching a new literary walking tour paired with an Oscar Wilde theatre show for the summer period. The combined experience opens on 10 June 2026 for a seven week run. Visitors follow routes that trace the steps of alumni including Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoker, Eavan Boland and Sally Rooney.
The tour starts at the Campanile in Front Square and visits sites such as the Graduate Memorial Building and the Rubrics. It passes the Eavan Boland Library and ends at the Samuel Beckett Theatre where the 60 minute play Oscar Unwritten performs. The production explores Wilde’s life through the perspective of Robbie Ross.
Revenue from ticket sales supports the academic mission of the university including research and conservation. The Samuel Beckett Theatre hosts the show as part of its programme.
Tim Scott shared “We’re excited to bring Oscar Wilde to the Beckett Theatre in our new play, Oscar Unwritten.”
