At the Bardic Theatre, Donaghmore in Co Tyrone – Nobody Puts Bernie In A Corner is staged on Saturday, May 4.
Join Bernie Jones on her crazy ‘Dirty Dancing’ themed hen party and get ready to meet her madcap family and friends.
Bernie is a single mother to her stroppy teenage daughter and from her living room runs an ironing service called ‘Let’s Get Steaming.’ When Bernie’s driving instructor pops the question she reluctantly agrees and sets the date.
This high energy, hilariously funny comedy show features 90s disco classics and some songs from Dirty Dancing! If you’re crazy for Swayze and fancy a bit of salsa in your karaoke, then join Bernie Jones for a wild night of fun and laughter and let’s get this party started.
Time: 8pm – £15.00 – book online.
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An exhibition at the Burnavon in Cookstown this month will showcase the work of women artists from the Collection of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. The works show some of the best examples of contemporary art from Northern Ireland.
Exhibitions are in a range of media including photography and painting and it’s in association with the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. It runs until Sunday, March 31.
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Heading to the Alley Theatre in Strabane, and you can enjoy a fantastic night of toe tapping country classics. Tributes to Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Tammy Wynette and Kenny Rogers will be staged.
The Legends Of American Country show features four fantastic singers who are all backed by Keltic Storm band. The show takes place on Friday, March 29.
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Comic cabaret duo, Mother’s Ruin are at the MAC in Belfast.
Nominated Best Cabaret, Perth Fringe World Festival; Best Writing, Green Room Awards; Best Cabaret, Sydney Theatre Awards.
With two of Australia’s rising cabaret stars at the helm, Mother’s Ruin is a vaudeville showcase.
It’s a 60 minute theatrical cabaret, with music originally performed by Amy Winehouse, Nina Simone, Martha Wainwright, The Pretenders and more.
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The Alien’s Guide to Dance Gone Wrong is on at Theatre At The Mill on March 13.
It’s the future and aliens are in charge and curious about dancing. But, with no one around to teach them, just how well will they follow the rules and work out the steps?
It runs for 35mins and it’s aimed at ages 4 to 11 and adults.
Group discount available – contact box office for more information.
Wheelchair accessible seats are not available to book online, please contact Box Office on 028 9034 0202.
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On April 13 the whole family can enjoy a screening of the 1971 adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (U) at The Picture House in Ballyclare. There will be Oompa Loompas and all our favourite characters Charlie Bucket, Violet Beauregarde, Augustus Gloop and Verruca Salt. A poor but hopeful boy Charlie seeks one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonka’s mysterious chocolate factory.
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Toy Story 4 is coming to the cinema at the end of June.
Nine years after Andy left for college, the toy box is being opened once more in Toy Story 4.
Sheriff Woody and Buzz Lightyear are setting off on a quest to find the cowboy’s lost love. The film will be released in both the UK and US on Friday, June 21. Luckily, this means it will be easier to avoid spoilers.
Originally, the release was set for June of 2017, but production has taken far longer than expected.
What happened in Toy Story 3?
The third film sees 17-year-old Andy preparing to leave for college. While packing, his mum accidentally donates Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, and the rest of his toys to a day care centre. Woody and his friends had to plan their escape from the hyperactive children and Lotso, the teddy bear who held them prisoner.
There are plenty of adventures in store for Toy Story 4 -put the date in your diary – June 21.
