Looks like this play is a real surprise hit. Now pushing forward to play for nine weeks. You know I find it funny how more and more films are being turned into […]
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD LIVE EXTENDS TO 8 JUNE
Night Of The Living Dead Live On Stage?
Yes the title of this article is accurate. Night Of The Living Dead, the classic and beloved 1968 horror film is going to be a theater production. If for some reason you […]
Why You Need To Watch Red (2018)
Me and Peter sat down over the weekend to watch Red, this is a recording of the two man show that ran in Wyndham’s Theater from the 4th of May till the 28th […]
The Frozen Musical Trailer Reveals Alot
For all those parents who thought that the Frozen train was slowing down in preparation for the new film, you where so wrong, you where oh so very wrong. The trailer for […]
Ken Watanabe is heading to the Westend
Who doesn’t like Ken Watanabe, he has managed to transition into western films with such ease, probably because he is a wonderfully talented actor with credits like ‘The Last Samurai’, ‘Batman Begins’ […]
Interview With Performance Poet Colin Hassard ahead of his appearance at the Northern Ireland Human Rights Festival
On Friday 20th November our new recruit, Aoife McCann, had the opportunity to interview Colin Hassard. Colin is a local performance poet, musician and, in more recent times, the artist in residence […]
Resident Evil hits the stage (again) !
Some of you may be shocked to find out that back in 2000 there was a musical comedy based on the Resident Evil franchise which gives the franchise; way too many films, […]
Sleeping Beauty (2014)-A Musical Review
‘Magic is real’, or at least it is at the Lyric right now. We, at NG, were given the opportunity to see ‘Sleeping Beauty’ the musical and (music lovers that we are), […]
Mistletoe and Crime – Christmas, Crime and Comedy
Think Cagney and Lacey but in Belfast and on Christmas Eve and that’s Mistletoe & Crime. Northern Ireland has an interesting sense of humour; it’s black, witty, self deprecating and also very […]
Pits and Perverts (2014) Theatre Review
Pits and Perverts The Lyric Theatre 9th October 2014 The 1984 Miner’s Strike was a key defining factor in Margaret Thatcher’s controversial legacy. Thousands of miners flocked to London to strike over […]
