🎄 Festive Sunday Lunch Magic at Cabaret Supperclub 🎄 Hosted by the sensational Ross Anderson-Doherty & friends ! This Christmas, swap the ordinary for the outrageous at Belfast’s most dazzling Festive Sunday Lunch Show — where the Prosecco flows, the laughter roars, and the entertainment is absolutely unforgettable.
This is no ordinary Sunday lunch — it’s your golden ticket to Belfast’s most dazzling festive show! Step into the glamour, glitter, and glorious mischief of our Festive Sunday Lunch at Cabaret Supperclub, where unforgettable moments are served with a side of sparkle. 🎟 £45pp – Your ticket includes: 🥂 A sparkling Prosecco reception 🍽 A delicious festive main course meal 🎭 A riotous matinée cabaret show hosted by the larger-than-life Ross Anderson-Doherty & friends! ✨ Doors open at 12:30PM , when you’ll be greeted with a glass of the coldest fizz to kick off the afternoon in style.
Settle into the warmth and wonder of Cabaret Supperclub as our chefs serve up a seasonal main course that’s guaranteed to delight. Then — let the festivities begin. Ross isn’t your average drag act — they’re a full-blown Drag Ride : part storyteller, part songbird, and 100% festive chaos.
Expect outrageous comedy, soaring vocals, and the kind of high-energy performance that’ll leave your cheeks sore from smiling. Whether you’re celebrating with friends, family, or your fabulous self, this is the ultimate way to make your Christmas Sunday sparkle . Share your celebrations with the room or simply soak it all in — the choice is yours. 🎁 Perfect for festive get-togethers, Christmas parties, or an afternoon escape from the ordinary. 📍 Join us in the heart of Belfast for a magical mix of food, fizz, and full-throttle fun. 💫 Book now — these shows sell fast, and you won’t want to miss it. Because this festive season, the real Christmas cracker is at Cabaret Supperclub.
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.