What's on @ bright umbrella's sanctuary theatre

'I mean, you can't be a lesbian.  Look at you, you're lovely.  You're from the Falls Road, a working class girl for f*cks sake, you work in Primark.  Who ever heard of a lesbian working in Primark? Brenda Murphy's outrageous, ''Baby It's Cold Outside' is our hilarious Christmas show.  Set in a snow-trapped, isolated cottage on the Black Mountain outside Belfast, the play presents a bizarre love triangle.  Pregnant Patsy, a young West Belfast woman has gone to live there and have her baby with the support of her two female friends: older woman and academic Sally and the beautiful American Law student, Madison. Into this arrives Joe, Patsy’s ex-boyfriend and the father of the baby. He wants to win Patsy back and assert his rights as father of the child.  But, nothing is as it seems....  Baby Its Cold Outside is a comedy by award-winning playwright, Brenda Murphy (A Night With George). 

Tickets: £20; £17 concessions; £65 for group of 4

Writer and broadcaster, Lata Sharma presents a warm, humorous, light-hearted one woman show based on the life of a sassy wee teenage Indian girl born at the start of the Troubles & reared in East Belfast. Who whilst desperately trying to ‘fit in’ with her local mates, also finds herself having to learn on the hoof how to navigate the sectarianism, the racism, and endless cultural clashes faced at home from her immigrant parents!
*Adults Only* 

Running time 60 mins approx. 

Jim Sisk and Paul Dean have been playing the music of Eagles and Fleetwood Mac for nearly 30 years with renowned tribute band The Illegals. It was during the Covid lockdown that the pair began experimenting with novel two piece arrangements of classic tracks by these West Coast giants. Now with the addition to the Glen Eagles lineup of one of Belfast’s best known and respected singers, Maggie Toal, their unique take on the songs of Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie can be heard alongside those of Don Henley and Glen Frey in one remarkable show.