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The Abbey Theatre, Ireland’s national theatre, is recruiting a Café Assistant for Pegeen's Café in Dublin. This permanent, part-time role (20 hours/week) focuses on delivering excellent customer service, serving food and beverages, and maintaining a clean, welcoming cafe environment.
The ideal candidate has hospitality experience, barista training, and a friendly, proactive attitude. As Abbey Theatre emphasises inclusivity and quality, you will work with a supportive team and contribute to a
Job Ref: ABB1131
Branch: Abbey Theatre Dublin
Location: Abbey Theatre, Dublin
Contract type: Permanent
Hours: Part Time
Hours per week: 20
Posted date: 14/10/2026
Closing date: 21/10/2026
As Ireland’s national theatre, the Abbey Theatre’s ambition is to enrich the cultural lives of everyone with a curiosity for and interest in Irish theatre, stories, artists and culture. Courage and imagination are at the heart of our storytelling, while inclusivity, diversity and equality are at the core of our thinking. Led by Co-Directors Caitríona McLaughlin (Artistic Director) and Mark O’Brien (Executive Director), the Abbey Theatre celebrates both the rich canon of Irish dramatic writing and the potential of future generations of Irish theatre artists.
The purpose of the Cafe Assistant will be to provide excellent customer service performing a wide range of café duties and taking meticulous pride in the presentation of the Café.
The Abbey Theatre is an equal opportunities employer
As Ireland’s national theatre, the Abbey Theatre’s ambition is to enrich the cultural lives of everyone with a curiosity for and interest in Irish theatre, stories, artists and culture. Courage and imagination are at the heart of our storytelling, while inclusivity, diversity and equality are at the core of our thinking. Led by Co-Director’s Caitríona McLaughlin (Artistic Director) and Mark O’Brien (Executive Director), the Abbey Theatre celebrates both the rich canon of Irish dramatic writing and the potential of future generations of Irish theatre artists.
Our stories teach us what it is to belong, what it is to be excluded and to exclude. Artistically our programme is built on twin impulses, and around two questions: “who we were, and who are we now?” We interrogate our classical canon with an urgency about what makes it speak to this moment. On our stages we find and champion new voices and new ways of seeing, our purpose - to identify combinations of characters we are yet to meet, having conversations we are yet to hear.