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Bold Girls Returns to Belfast After 36 Years
Bold Girls returns to Belfast for the first time in 36 years, bringing its portrayal of women’s lives during the Troubles to the Lyric Theatre this June.
Bold Girls Returns to Belfast After 36 Years
Bold Girls returns to Belfast for the first time in 36 years, bringing its portrayal of women’s lives during the Troubles to the Lyric Theatre this June.
New Belfast show Celtic Heart set for summer run
A new Belfast stage show, Celtic Heart, is set to run at the Waterfront Hall Studio this summer, blending music, storytelling and Irish dance.
New Belfast show Celtic Heart set for summer run
A new Belfast stage show, Celtic Heart, is set to run at the Waterfront Hall Studio this summer, blending music, storytelling and Irish dance.
GROUP! Review at Lyric Theatre Belfast
GROUP! is back at the Lyric Theatre, but while some audiences are in fits of laughter, others may find it more reflective than funny.
GROUP! Review at Lyric Theatre Belfast
GROUP! is back at the Lyric Theatre, but while some audiences are in fits of laughter, others may find it more reflective than funny.
Give My Head Peace Live still delivers
Back at the Grand Opera House, Give My Head Peace Live settles in like an old friend you haven’t seen in a year but immediately reconnect with ease.
Give My Head Peace Live still delivers
Back at the Grand Opera House, Give My Head Peace Live settles in like an old friend you haven’t seen in a year but immediately reconnect with ease.
Miss Saigon at the Grand Opera House Belfast: A...
Boublil and Schönberg’s Miss Saigon has long been known for its emotional scale and theatrical ambition, and this new touring production from Cameron Mackintosh and Michael Harrison brings both to...
Miss Saigon at the Grand Opera House Belfast: A...
Boublil and Schönberg’s Miss Saigon has long been known for its emotional scale and theatrical ambition, and this new touring production from Cameron Mackintosh and Michael Harrison brings both to...
I, She, Medusa Review
A deceptively light beginning gives way to something far more urgent as Dark Forest Theatre partners with Women’s Aid to confront violence against women through a striking reimagining of Medusa.
I, She, Medusa Review
A deceptively light beginning gives way to something far more urgent as Dark Forest Theatre partners with Women’s Aid to confront violence against women through a striking reimagining of Medusa.
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