Belfast Actually – You’re Guaranteed a Geg!

Belfast Actually

Belfast Actually is a heart-warming comedy drama about three unlikely couples that are all looking for love… at Christmas in Belfast.

Thu, 28 November – Mon, 30 December
7.45PM – 9.40PM
Theatre at The Mill

Adm: £23.00

Belfast Actually

Written by ‘Maggie Muff’ creator Leesa Harker and Directed by Andrea Montgomery – you’re guaranteed a geg at this year’s Christmas Comedy at Theatre at The Mill, Belfast Actually!

Whether you’re from Belfast, Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, Antrim, Ballyclare or Larne, and looking for the ideal Christmas night out with friends, you will just love this fantastic, locally produced show.

Molly and Billy are both MLAs – but that’s where the similarities end, because Molly is on the green side and Billy, the orange – oh and they both fancy the pants clean off each other!

Joseph’s still grieving over his wife’s death when he realises he’s caught feelings for widow support group member Jill. Does he have another chance at love, or will he face another Christmas alone?

Wannabe Luke Combs, Gareth is desperate for fame – he tells his long-suffering agent Minnie he wants to woo his childhood sweetheart back into his life. But when his overnight hit, ‘Potato Farl Heart’ gives him that opportunity, he realises that love might actually have been with him all along…

Book your tickets now to see how it all ends…. 

Please note:
Tuesday 3 December and Tuesday 17 December are Signed performances


Writer                   –        Leesa Harker

Producer              –        Leesa Harker

Director               –        Andrea Montgomery

Set Design           –        David Craig

Lighting Design   –        James McFetridge

Costume Design  –        Lucie Corcoran

Sound Design       –        James Kennedy

Stage Manager   –        Ryan Moffett

Cast

Molly (MLA)       –        Rosie Barry

Billy (MLA)          –        Adam Gillian

Joe (widow)        –        Stefan Dunbar

Jill (widow)          –        Debra Hill

Gareth (singer)   –        Patrick McBrearty

Minnie (manager)       –        Christine Clark

Alison (old woman)      –        Patrick McBrearty

Janine (older woman)  –        Christine Clark

Butcher               –        Patrick McBrearty

Journalist            –        Debra Hill

Agatha (fortune teller)-         Debra Hill


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