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The Actors’ Benevolent Fund says the votes, which have been disregarded, would have changed the outcome of the election

From the Féile an Phobail to the Derry Girls exhibition, we take a look back throughout the year.

THE LYRIC Theatre has sprung into 2024 with the announcement of their New Year programme featuring an array of upcoming shows from renowned playwrights and promising first-timers.

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Film lovers can look forward to an evening of productions made by Dorset-based talent.

In the 25th anniversary year of the Good Friday Agreement (GFA), the Lyric Theatre, as part of Imagine! Belfast Festival 2023, presents a new…

"I THINK we're all a bit shocked, to be honest with you," admits Packy Lee of the overwhelmingly positive response to Agreement, Owen McCafferty's new play

Owen McCafferty’s dramatisation of the last days of negotiations leading to the Good Friday Agreement remains accessible while expertly conveying tortuous political tussles

The Lyric is taking on the mantle of a Northern Irish national theatre as it seeks to explain the troubled place to itself with this superb dramatic reflection of the Good Friday Agreement. Playwright Owen McCafferty has distilled gallons of jaw-jaw into a 105-minute, fast-paced show, creating flesh and blood characters out of the political dramatis personae: Mo Mowlam (Andrea Irvine), Tony Blair (Rufus Wright) and Bertie Ahern (Ronan Leahy) represent the British and Irish governments; American ...

Phenomenal. On every level Agreement at the Lyric Theatre is something special.