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Saturday 14 November in Belfast

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Saturday 14 November 6 listings

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Cabaret Christmas Variety Evening Show 14th November

Cabaret Supper Club · Theatre & dance · Food & drink
Our Christmas Evening Variety Show offers the perfect blend of dinner, entertainment, and festive revelry for a night of pure indulgence. Begin your evening at 6:30 PM, with time to savour a delicious holiday meal and festive drinks. As the clock strikes 8 PM, the stage comes alive with an extraordinary showcase of talent: Enchanting Drag Performances that leave you spellbound. Sultry Burlesque Numbers that dazzle under the spotlight. Laugh-out-loud comedy to ignite your festive cheer. Breathtaking Aerial Acrobatics that mesmerise and amaze. Dynamic Dance Routines infused with the joy of the season. The magic doesn’t end there. After the main show, keep the festivities alive during our Post-Show Party Hour, where the music keeps flowing, and the dance floor stays alive with laughter and joy. Ideal for Christmas parties, romantic evenings, or a spectacular night out with friends, our evening shows are guaranteed to make your holiday season unforgettable. Don’t miss out on Belfast’s premier Christmas entertainment. Book your table now and step into a night of wonder and excitement at Cabaret Supper Club! Main Show Starts at 9:00PM
£55Venue listing
19:30

Gulliver in Love

The MAC · The Studio · City centre · Theatre & dance · LGBTQ+ · Outburst Festival
Details In a world of horses, men and questionable life choices, one adventurer is searching for love. Skydiving from the 300th anniversary of Belfast-inspired classic, Gulliver's Travels, Galway-based theatre artist Raphaël Adams drops Gulliver into the world of modern-day queer dating, in a daring new interactive theatre show where you, the audience, take meet-cutes to a whole new level. Jonathan Swift meets Grindr as we join Gulliver on a surreal journey through queer parties, where only the best can make it to the top. A satirical performance that places audiences at the centre of a dating odyssey, Gulliver in Love reveals just how sexy 18th century literature can be. During his night out, our intrepid explorer asks us: "what does connection look like in a culture shaped by prescribed social scripts, digital loneliness and sanitised queerness?". Can you help Gulliver find real love? Age Guidance: 18+
£7–1518+Tickets & info
19:30

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