Northern Ireland’s Entertainment Agency

Inspired by the love of his terminally ill brother David, on June 3, 1989, Glenn McCrory (of Tyrone ancestry) made boxing history, becoming the Cruiserweight Champion of the World.

Funny and heartbreaking, Carrying David is a remarkable one-man play reflecting the highs and many lows of Glenn’s unrelenting drive and incredible sacrifice to become the very first world champion from the North East of England.

Two brothers: one fighting for his fame, the other fighting for his life!

Having premiered at the Tyneside Irish Cultural Centre before storming the North East of England in June, Carrying David will transfer to the 1200-seat Newcastle Theatre Royal next April. Don’t miss this Irish transfer of what will become a modern classic.

Starring Micky Cochrane 

Directed by Russell Floyd (BBC’s EastEnders, ITV’S The Bill)

Written by Ed Waugh (internationally produced playwright)

Jake O’Kane’s new show, ‘Walking The Line’, sees Northern Ireland’s most popular comic once again cast his caustic eye over the events of the last year.  As always, nothing and no-one are beyond attack as Jake continues his sixth year of sell-out tours.

Jake’s show is a heady mix of video, photos and general mayhem as he picks apart our dysfunctional society.  Once again, Jake will be ably supported by the talented Terry McHugh.

If you’ve already seen Jake perform, you’ll be back for more; if you’ve yet to catch him live, don’t wait too long to book as his shows sell extremely quickly.

Show contains adult reference for 16 +

Give My Head Peace Live.

The Gang are back! After last year’s completely sold out tour Ulster’s 2 most dysfunctional families return to the stage with a brand new show. It will have your favourite characters, mad plots, lots of jokes, up-to-the-minute topical satire and superb stand-up comedy from Tim McGarry.

Give My Head Peace Live is a firm favourite with local audiences. If you haven’t been before find out why audiences come back year after year.

Give My Head Peace live. Don’t miss it.
Show contains adult references. Responsibility for allowing under 12s to view lies with the accompanying adult.

Northern Ireland’s very own queen of comedy, May McFettridge has earned a special place in the hearts of audiences young and old alike with her distinctive brand of affectionate but well aimed gibes and witticisms.

Has been The Panto Dame in the Grand Opera House Belfast for almost 30 years.

Paul Clark has one of the most recognisable faces in Northern Ireland.

As a broadcaster and journalist Paul presents the main evening news on UTV – UTV Live at Six. He has worked in broadcasting for more than 30 years and his career has taken him to Dublin with RTÉ and to London with the BBC.