There are plays that make you laugh, plays that make you cry, and then there are plays that make your blood run cold. Back on […]
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There are plays that make you laugh, plays that make you cry, and then there are plays that make your blood run cold. Back on […]
Exploring the themes of binge drinking, consent and sexual assault, Wasted, by award-winning playwright Kat Woods could easily be written off as far too heavy […]
Direct from London’s West End, the legendary production of Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black takes to the stage of Belfast’s Grand Opera House this […]
It was opening night of Madagascar The Musical at Belfast’s Grand Opera House last night, and with an exuberant mix of songs, puppetry and costume […]
The world’s longest running play has arrived at Belfast’s Grand Opera House for a night of intrigue, mystery and murder! Celebrating its 70th anniversary, Agatha […]
“Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived” might just be a rhyme that you barely remember from your history GCSEs, but to the queens of SIX […]
The Christmas theatre season is certainly in full swing as Paul Boyd’s latest musical The Snow Queen flurries to the stage at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre. […]
A journey of craic, coffee shops and self-discovery at 60. Newly widowed Kate, childminder-in-chief Roisin and their best friend Oonagh have decided enough is enough. […]
Thirteen by Steve Cavanaugh is a book with a simple but very intriguing premise: The serial killer isn’t on trial. He’s on the jury How […]
Sat on the site originally inhabited by the fondly remembered Charleys, and a few other incarnations over the years is The Newbridge Restaurant. Outside it […]