With dizzyingly tall dark wooden walls (that almost exactly match the unique walls of the Lyric itself) the set is simple yet macabre as Sweeney […]
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The stage is bare, except for a large round of wooden flooring with a plain wooden dining table chair sat on it. Stage left and […]
Good Vibrations tells the story of Terri Hooley, a radical, rebel and music-lover in 1970s Belfast. When the conflict shuts down his city, and all his […]
I must admit, that I had never heard of The Colleen Bawn before I saw the advertisements for Bruiser Theatre Company and The Lyric’s latest ensemble […]
‘Ireland, the Continuous past’ Rough Magic Theatre Company’s Northern Star is an interesting take on a short period of late eighteenth century Irish History which undoubtedly still […]
It’s 1966 in Belfast and the Catholic Gallaghers live in a mostly Protestant area. Normally there’s not much trouble, but as rumours circulate of a […]
In order to celebrate the 85th birthday of Broadway composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim, Belfast’s Lyric Theatre are presenting the Irish premiere of Putting It Together, a […]
Marie Jones plays at the Lyric Theatre are almost a Christmas tradition in Belfast by now, and as actors Dan Gordon and Tim Loane reunite for the […]
“Blink and you’ll miss it” couldn’t be a more apt tag line for Lee Coffey’s latest play, Leper & Chip. Showing at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre from 27 – […]
Telling the story of boxer Gerard McManus and his comrades, Lemonade Sandwich brings something a bit different to the Northern Ireland stage. A true story, portrayed […]
