

Friends the Musical Parody….could it be any funnier? I’m not sure it could be!
Get ready to grab a cup of “Central Perk“ coffee and settle in for a night of laughter, nostalgia, and everything you love about the beloved "Friends" series, because “Friends the Musical Parody” is here, and it’s a riot! Straight from the producers of the hit musical “Hairspray” and directed by the mastermind behind “The Full Monty,” this show promises to be a comedic treat that leaves you in stitches, and believe me, my cheeks were sore from all the laughing out loud an
Gary Campion
2 hours ago3 min read


The Buddy Holly Story – A jukebox journey through rock and roll history
I always like to be honest with you, our readers, so I am not going to pretend I walked into The Buddy Holly Story as a superfan. In fact, in the lead up to reviewing the show, I repeatedly found myself calling him “Buddy Holiday,” much to the amusement of those around me. Yes, I know… very different legends, but both iconic in their own right. That said, sometimes going in with fresh eyes is exactly what a show like this needs. Currently playing at Belfast’s Grand Opera Hous
Daniel May
Apr 13 min read


Last night, 5 Seconds of Summer proved “Everyone’s a Star!”
I had the absolute pleasure of attending the opening night of 5 Seconds of Summer’s “Everyone’s a Star” World Tour at the SSE Arena in Belfast, and let me tell you, it didn’t disappoint. This Aussie band has come a long way since forming in Sydney back in 2011, and wow, do they know how to throw a party! First off, how class is it that these guys have sold over 18 million albums and moved more than 6 million tickets worldwide? That’s some serious star power! With their new
Gary Campion
Mar 283 min read


Miss Saigon Delivers Spectacle and Heartbreak
When I was offered the chance to see Miss Saigon at the Grand Opera House Belfast , I jumped at it. Not because I am a massive fan who knows every note of the score, and not even because Jack Kane , who plays Chris, is incredibly handsome (although he really is). My reason for going was far more personal. More than thirty years ago, when I was around fourteen, Miss Saigon was the very first musical my late dad ever took me to see. We travelled from our home in Wales to the
Tony Day
Mar 123 min read


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