Culture & Reviews
Review: Myra's Story
At one point, Myra declares ‘My broken world is your broken world’. and she is right. Until everybody has a bed and a place to be and help conquering their...
Review: Myra's Story
At one point, Myra declares ‘My broken world is your broken world’. and she is right. Until everybody has a bed and a place to be and help conquering their...
Review: Give my Head Peace
Give my Head Peace is something of an institution. The touring show of this cross-community comedy of insults, also known as satire, arrived at the Grand Opera House this week.
Review: Give my Head Peace
Give my Head Peace is something of an institution. The touring show of this cross-community comedy of insults, also known as satire, arrived at the Grand Opera House this week.
Review: The Velveteen Rabbit
This is a classic retelling of a classic children’s tale with a decent message and worth taking the kids to.
Review: The Velveteen Rabbit
This is a classic retelling of a classic children’s tale with a decent message and worth taking the kids to.
Review: Dear Evan Hansen
Dear Evan Hansen, one of the new generation musicals premiered in 2016, arrived at the Grand Opera House this week.
Review: Dear Evan Hansen
Dear Evan Hansen, one of the new generation musicals premiered in 2016, arrived at the Grand Opera House this week.
Review: Three Short Comedies by O’Casey
Watching three short comic masterpieces by Sean O’Casey at the Lyric Theatre this week makes you realize just how entertaining miniature gems of theatre can be.
Review: Three Short Comedies by O’Casey
Watching three short comic masterpieces by Sean O’Casey at the Lyric Theatre this week makes you realize just how entertaining miniature gems of theatre can be.
Review: Les Miserables
Les Miserables at the Grand Opera House Belfast
Review: Les Miserables
Les Miserables at the Grand Opera House Belfast
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