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It’s opening night for THE BARBER OF SEVILLE! 💈 As the curtain rises on this playful, irreverent comedy, we’re sending a big toi, toi, toi to the incredible cast, crew, and creative team behind this exuberant production. We can’t wait to share it with audiences and bring a little extra colour and delight to the stage this winter. Tonight’s performance is sold out. Limited Standing Room tickets may be available. Check the link in our bio for additional availability!

Drop is a street theatre performance where magic and contemporary clowning go together! Under a roof of clouds, in the street a bucket collects the water that does not fall from the sky. The rain has disappeared and now we are left with only the memory where fiction and magic are immersed in a constant drip of theatrical deceptions. In #BCF26 at: Birley Building, @ulsteruni– Sat 7 March 2pm St. Anne’s Square – Sat 7 March 3.45pm @ulstermuseum – Sun 8 March 12 noon, 2pm Duration: 30 mins VD: clips of Txema carrying a metal bucket in a green coat, performing in front of a sitting crowd outside in a town square. Orange boxes with black and white text have show details and YAA logo.

✨ Opening This Week at the Grand Opera House Belfast ✨ Belfast, get ready… The Barber of Seville arrives on stage this week and we genuinely can’t wait to see it 🎭🔥 Step into 18th-century Seville for a night of fast-paced comedy, iconic music and pure theatrical magic. If you love live entertainment in Belfast, this is one for the diary. 📅 Limited run until Saturday 🎟 Best availability: Wed 18 Feb, 7.30pm 👉 Who’s going? #GrandOperaHouseBelfast #BarberOfSeville #BelfastTheatre #WhatsOnBelfast

“It’s at least one step above pantomime” 🤨 Romeo and Juliet from @rubbishshakespeare 💕 Wednesday 18th February | 2pm Three hapless idiots perform Shakespeare’s famous tragedy using nothing but a box of tatty wigs, a worn floral dress, and a burst airbed they found by the bins. This frenetic 60 minutes of fourth-wall-breaking, ludicrous action features clowning, slapstick, and mischievous storytelling, ensuring everyone from 5 to 105 knows what’s going on! The Rubbish Shakespeare Company takes liberties with the language, splicing the classic text with one-liners and physical comedy that could make a stuntman blush. This isn’t boring Shakespeare – it’s bonkers! Described as “pure rubbish and you’ll love every minute” ★★★★★ (Wee Review), this is “high-class entertainment” ★★★★★ (Fringe Review) and “side-splittingly funny” ★★★★ (The List). It’s a “genius way to bring the Bard to fresh audiences” ★★★★★ (West End Best Friend).