Lyric Theatre ↗
Producing theatre
The Lyric Theatre at 55 Ridgeway Street began in 1951 in the home of its founder, Mary O'Malley, has been in its present home since 1968 and calls itself Northern Ireland's only full-time producing theatre.
Cities
The Lyric on Ridgeway Street began in 1951 in its founder's home, has been in its present home since 1968 and calls itself Northern Ireland's only full-time producing theatre. The Grand Opera House on Great Victoria Street was built in 1895 by the architect Frank Matcham, brings West End shows to Belfast, and plays The Little Mermaid as its pantomime from 28 November to 10 January.
Including: Belfast · Titanic Quarter · Cathedral Quarter · Malone

Belfast & surroundings: 3 shows in the next seven days, starting with The Silence Of The Lambs (Wednesday 11 November).

Wed11Nov
Grand Opera House · Belfast

Thu12Nov
Stormont Hotel Belfast · Belfast
Starts 20:00£22.38

Thu12Nov
South Bank Playhouse · Belfast
Starts 20:00

Thu19Nov
The Tipsy Bird · Belfast
Starts 19:30£6.13

Fri20Nov
Waterfront Hall · Belfast
Starts 20:00

Sat21Nov
With BRANDY, AUNTIE MARIE, REINA FAME
Liquid Belfast · Belfast
Starts 20:00From £16.96

Thu26Nov
Waterfront Hall · Belfast
Starts 19:30

Sat28Nov
Balmoral Hotel · Belfast
Starts 18:30
Producing theatre
The Lyric Theatre at 55 Ridgeway Street began in 1951 in the home of its founder, Mary O'Malley, has been in its present home since 1968 and calls itself Northern Ireland's only full-time producing theatre.
Musicals & pantomime
The Grand Opera House at 2–4 Great Victoria Street was built in 1895 by the architect Frank Matcham. It calls itself Northern Ireland's home of live theatre, musicals and entertainment and brings West End shows to Belfast.