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Saturday 14 November in Belfast

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Showing Theatre & dance only.

Saturday 14 November 6 listings

12:30

Cabaret Christmas Variety Lunch Show 14th November

Cabaret Supper Club · Theatre & dance · Food & drink
This festive season, escape to the heart of Belfast for a Christmas lunch show that promises to dazzle and delight. With doors opening at 12:30 PM, you’ll have time to soak up the enchanting atmosphere, sip on festive cocktails, and enjoy the exquisite seasonal menu before the show begins. At 3 PM, prepare to be enthralled by our cast of world-class performers. Our Christmas Lunch Variety Show is an extravaganza like no other, featuring: Dazzling Drag Acts that bring humour and flair to the festive season. Sensational Burlesque Performances that exude elegance and sparkle. Side-splitting comedy to keep the Christmas spirits high. Aerial Acrobatics that defy gravity and ignite wonder. Choreographed Dance Routines bursting with festive charm. Whether you’re celebrating with friends, colleagues, or family, this afternoon of dazzling entertainment is the perfect way to make your Christmas sparkle. Join us for Belfast’s most talked-about Christmas lunch show and create magical memories that will last a lifetime. Secure your table today for the ultimate festive treat at Cabaret Supper Club! Main show starts at 3pm
£45Venue listing
14:30

The McGurks Bar Tragedy

Waterfront Hall · Theatre & dance
The McGurk’s Bar Tragedy will feature at Waterfront Hall 14-16 November 2026. Written by award-winning playwright, Martin Lynch, The McGurk's Bar Tragedy is one of the greatest Belfast stories NEVER told. 15 innocent victims were killed in a no-warning bomb in December 1971, the biggest loss of life in Belfast throughout the Troubles. Lynch, who was born and brought up 2 streets from McGurk’s, concentrates on the incredible individual stories of those killed, including 2 young teenagers. The playwright met all the families and has included their heart-breaking stories in the play. Act 1 is set in the early part of the evening where customers, are enjoying a Saturday night drink. The craic is mighty as Lynch’s dockland humour and storytelling is given full reign among the bar patrons including 4 dockers and 2 women. Concurrently, the play also follows the UVF gang as they meet up and plan the bomb, raising the tension of what is to follow. Seven professional actors, led by Paddy Jenkins (May McFettridge’s side-kick) and Conor Grimes (Fireball in The History Of The Troubles (accordin’ to my Da ), will lead the 7-strong cast. 30 community actors from North Belfast will add a powerful, epic quality to the production. Matthew McElhinney ( Stones In His Pockets, The Blind Fiddler ), directs.
£27Tickets & info