Culture Night Programme of Events 2020

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WELCOME TO 

CULTURE NIGHT 2020 

A Sense of Place is something that we have 

all felt acutely in 2020. Be that our place in 

time or within the home, our neighbourhood, 

our community or our world. What has shone 

through is our instinct to connect and protect, 

to make things better not just for ourselves 

but those around us, near and far. 

Lockdown brought many of us as close as we have 

ever been to experiencing life without our social and 

cultural rituals. Of course for many, due to health, 

poverty or social exclusion this is their reality all the 

time. The role our artists, cultural organisations and 

volunteers play in striving to nurture inclusivity and 

meaningful connection in our society has always 

been vital but never more apparent than in these 

challenging times. 

What has emerged is that how, no matter what, 

we as people will find a way to come together – 

be it online, across the airwaves, from our window, 

doorstep or at a distance. 

This programme of Online and In Venue events 

brought to you by the arts and cultural community 

from throughout the Derry & Strabane District, 

reflects some of the creative ways we continue 

to Connect through Culture to nurture a Sense 

of Place for all. 

Note on In Venue activity: 

Please follow individual venues advice 

and guidelines to plan your visit. 

Contact Info: 

culturenight@derrystrabane.com 

See Social media and website for updates on programming. 

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In Venue Events 


Event Location Time Event Details Other Info Genre 

Derry City & Strabane 

District Council 

presents Inside Out 

at Culture Night 

Various City & Town 

Centre Streets Derry 

& Strabane 

4pm-8pm 

Look out for some pop up surprises and a little bit of 

festive fun as local animation and theatre companies 

and performers meander through the City and Town 

Centre sprinkling a little Magic on Culture Night. 

Some of our centre streets will come alive with Inside 

Out dining experiences, ambient music and colourful 

interactions with local characters. The Inside Out 

Animation programme organised by Council will run 

across designated dates from September through to 

December in an effort to attract safely visitors and 

locals back into the urban centres. 

Out and about in Derry & Strabane 

Street Art. Music. 

Street Theatre. 

Bluebell Arts Derry 

Poetry Trail for Culture 

Night with Frank Rafferty 

and Friends 

Various Venues 

Bluebell Arts Derry 

Youtube channel 

4pm-8pm 

Relaxed poetry trail and a wander through the city 

where various local poets will be performing at 

different stops on the trail. Members of the public are 

welcome to come along too and either share a poem 

of their own or a favourite or simply watch and listen. 

All are welcome. Route for Poetry Trail is: 

Each stop is approx 20mins. 

For further information contact Frank Rafferty: 

bluebellartsproject@hotmail.com 

• The Gasyard Centre Assemble - 4pm 

(Poetry start at 4.20pm) 

• Fireman’s Bastion on Walls - 5ish 

(Opposite The Playhouse & CCA) 

• Little Acorns Bookshop - 5.20pm 

• Ebrington/Peace Bridge - 5.50ish 

• VOID Gallery - 6.30pm 

• Guildhall steps on the Square - 7ish 

Poetry. Literature. 

Pop Up performance. 

Void Gallery presents: 

Alan Phelan ‘echoes 

are always more 

muted’ 

Void Gallery 

100 Patrick Street, 

Derry-Londonderry, 

BT48 7EL 

5pm-8pm 

Alan Phelan’s exhibition ‘echoes are always more 

muted’ is part of an expanded series of exhibitions 

that encompass his continuing research into the 

intersections of history, sexuality, material culture 

and politics which have evolved through sculpture, 

participatory events, and photography. 

Limited numbers - please email 

hello@derryvoid.com or phone 028 7130 8080 

to book. Bookings can be social groups or 

individuals. 

Void is a Contemporary art space. Showing 

established international and Irish artists with 

associated public programmes. For details on 

How Void are planning for your safety and how 

you can help create a safe space, please get in 

touch or visit: www.derryvoid.com 

Visual Arts. Exhibition. 





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In Venue Events 

Online Events 



Cathedral Youth 

Club presents: 

Creative Arts 

during Covid19 

The Playhouse Gallery 

5-7 Artillery Street, 

Derry~Londonderry, 

BT48 6RG 

4pm-7.30pm 

This exhibition will highlight the resilience of 

members of the community as they deal with 

lockdown during this stressful period. This project 

gives an insight into people’s innermost thoughts 

and vision beyond Covid 19, dealing with the stress 

of this virus in a positive manner. 

Exhibition runs in The Playhouse Gallery 

from Wed 16th to Friday 18th September 

from 4pm-7.30pm 

Please see The Playhouse website for 

information on visiting guidelines. 

T: 02871 268027 Arts. Community. Exhibition. 


Verbal presents: 

Digital Reading Rooms - 

Culture Night with Verbal 

Online Live 

Zoom 

11am / 3pm / 

5pm / 6.30pm 

Join Verbal live on Zoom for the tried and tested 

Digital Reading Rooms. Enjoy live reading sessions 

for children under 12 and adults over-18. 

Readings from favourite writers by our Verbal 

Chapters book group. Digital Reading Rooms keeps 

us all connected through sharing stories and having 

great conversations. 

The Verbal offers diverse literary programmes, 

projects, visual arts exhibitions. 

You can book sessions for children 

and grown-ups via www.theverbal.co 

Story sessions are via Zoom and must 

be booked in advance. 

Art Arcadia presents: 

Wishing Won’t Make 

It So By artist 

Catherine Ellis 

St Augustine’s 

Old Schoolhouse 

Palace Street, 


BT48 6PP 

7pm-9pm 

Local and international artist residencies with 

associated exhibitions and public programmes. 

This exhibition by Catherine Ellis focuses on darker 

tales gleaned from conversations, of memories 

of experiences from school days past. The title 

Wishing Won’t Make It So, alludes to past times 

with a nostalgic view of the classroom using 

sourced objects and used materials. Presenting 

her thoughts and findings over the four-week 

residency in February and March. 

Please check website or social media for 

visiting guidelines: www.artarcadia.org 

For further information contact: 

paola@artarcadia.org 

Visual Art. Arts Exhibition. 


Butternuts and Beehives 

By Alys Jackson 

Zoom 

11am 

Approx 40mins 

Butternuts and Beehives By Alys Jackson 

Mal and Sam, who have never tasted honey, 

are convinced that their old neighbour, Mr Henry, 

is keeping a terrible secret. 

When it turns out that Mr Henry’s secrecy is related 

to his former life as a beekeeper, a whole new world 

opens up to them. 

Part of Verbal’s Well Read Digital Reading 

Rooms programme for kids. 

Booking via www.theverbal.co.uk 

Story sessions are via Zoom and must 

be booked in advance. 

Literature. Storytelling. Arts. 

Centre for Contemporary 

Art Derry~Londonderry 

presents: 

Wait Here for the 

Future Show 

In Venue Exhibition 

Hidden City Café 

presents: 

Off the Beaten Track 

Centre for 

Contemporary Art 

10-12 Artillery Street, 


BT48 6RG 

Hidden City Cafe 

2 London Street, 


BT48 6RQ 

6pm - 8pm 

7pm -9pm & 

9pm-11pm 

CCA is a Contemporary art space supporting 

emerging local and international artists. Exhibitions, 

public programmes, publishing and residencies. 

In February 2020, artists Niamh Seana Meehan and 

Ginte Regina participated in a Reciprocal Residency 

between CCA and Kaunas Artists’ House, Lithuania. 

Known for their playlists as well as their food Hidden 

City Cafe are open for late evening dinner or chat 

plates on Friday and Saturday evenings. For Culture 

Night Hidden City Cafe’s playlist will celebrate local 

signed and unsigned Derry bands and Musicians. 

Bookings required for 7-9pm hot food, quality wine 

and chilled vibes walk- ins for chat plates 9-11pm. 

The Playlist will be shared on Spotify after for all 

to enjoy. Getting the right tones and hitting all the 

right notes. 

This Culture Night you can book a timed ticket to 

visit the exhibition during a special late opening. 

Must be booked in advance. 

Booking & Info on socially distanced 

visits available from CCA’s online shop: 

ca-derry-londonderry.org/shop/ 

For further info or to book: 

T: (+44) 07873214094 

E: hiddencitycafederry@gmail.com 

W: www.facebook.com/hiddencitycafederry 

Hidden City Cafe is a licensed premises. 

We have limited capacity therefore booking 

is advised. We are following the normal 

practice we use to maintain sanitisation 

and social distancing as advised through 

Gov Covid guidelines. 

Visual Art. Exhibition. 

Music. Food. 

Disability Equality 

Group in partnership 

with Headliners and 

Rutledge Training 

presents: 

Hidden Disabilities - 

Short Film 

View at: 

www.youtube. 

com/ watch?v=4 

MHXVGKXgW0&t=63s 

Anytime 

Designed and created by young people for a youth 

audience, this short film aims to highlight the extent 

of hidden disabilities in NI. 

Contrary to public perception it is estimated that 

71% of all disabilities are hidden and unseen in 

Northern Ireland. Hidden disabilities can include 

such conditions as Dyslexia, Asthma, Autism and 

mental health issues. 

As a result of the lack of understanding of these 

conditions many individuals are misunderstood by 

society and labelled. This film attempts to highlight 

these conditions and create an environment where 

people with these disabilities can be more accepted 

in society. 

For any enquires please contact Teresa 

at teresamcdonough@live.com 

Storytelling for Kids. 

Film. 



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University of Ulster 

Magee presents: 

Our Native Tongues 


Eveline By J. Joyce 


Finding George By Alys 

Jackson 

Void Gallery presents: 

Void Curator Mary 

Cremin in conversation 

with artist Alan Phelan 

about his solo exhibition 

echoes are always more 

muted at Void Gallery. 

Zoom 1pm Online discussion with Dr. Niall Comer and Dr. Frank 

Ferguson , chaired by Professor Duncan Morrow, 

Ulster University on Ulster Scots, Irish and a vision 

for a shared future. 

Zoom 

Zoom 

Available to view at: 

Void Vimeo, Website 

& Social Media 

www.vimeo.com/ 

derryvoid/ 

www.derryvoid.com/ 

events/talks-andperformances/ 

3pm 

Approx 40mins 

5pm 

Approx 40mins 

From 5pm - 

Anytime 

‘Eveline’ is a 1914 short story by the Irish writer 

James Joyce. It is the story of a young woman who 

is planning to leave her repressive home to start a 

new life with her fiancé in Buenos Aires. At the last 

second, she decides to remain in Ireland with her 

ageing father. 

This story was chosen as a response to participants’ 

concerns about the ease of travel after Brexit, 

and has themes of making life choices, home, 

and imagining life in other places. 

Finding George By Alys Jackson 

On a walk in the city young Jayden notices a 

homeless man. Unable to forget him, Jayden talks to 

his mother and brother about him. A series of events 

spin from the young boy’s interest in the stranger, 

leading to a dramatic and uplifting finale. 

A special recording for Culture Night featuring Void 

curator, Mary Cremin in conversation with artist Alan 

Phelan about his solo exhibition echoes are always 

more muted showing at Void Gallery. Alan Phelan’s 

exhibition is part of an expanded series of exhibitions 

that encompass his continuing research into the 

intersections of history, sexuality, material culture 

and politics which have evolved through sculpture, 

participatory events, and photography. 

Join Zoom Mtg: 

https://zoom.us/j/93836311761?pwd=SX 

pOcC9VODRLVDdTWDNIZGs2NDZlZz09 

Meeting ID: 938 3631 1761 

Passcode: Magee 

Story sessions for grown-ups are via Zoom 

and must be booked in advance. Booking via 

www.theverbal.co 

Part of Verbal’s Listen Share Change programme 

Story sessions are via Zoom and 

must be booked in advance. 

Booking via www.theverbal.co 

Part of Verbal’s Well Read Digital 

Reading Rooms programme for kids. 

Void is a Contemporary art space. Showing 

established international and Irish artists with 

associated public programmes. 

Language. Discussion. 

Storytelling for Grown-Ups. 

Storytelling for Kids. 

Visual Art. Artists Talk. 


Derry & Raphoe Action 

Group presents: 

Preserving Ulster-Scots 

Culture & Heritage 

Centre for Contemporary 

Art Derry~Londonderry 

presents: 

Wait Here for the Future 

Show Artists Talk & 

Virtual tour of CCA 

Derry~Londonderry. 

In Your Space Circus 

presents: 

Learn to JUGGLE 

at home! 

CALMS presents: 

‘Thyme To Sing’ 

@Booke Park 

View at: 

www.facebook.com/ 

Derry-Raphoe- 

Action-809313375 

787501 

Online Centre for 

Contemporary Art 

Derry~Londonderry 

Exhibitions 

View at: 


DerryStrabane 

CultureNight 

Accessible live 

on Facebook: 


DerryStrabane 



CALMSSM 

5.30pm - Anytime 

Approx 15mins 

From 5pm - 

Anytime 


6pm 

Tune in to enjoy Ulster-Scots arts and cultural 

performances from local artists. 

In February 2020, artists Niamh Seana Meehan and 

Ginte Regina participated in a Reciprocal Residency 

between CCA and Kaunas Artists’ House, Lithuania. 

This Culture Night you can take a virtual tour of 

CCA and watch a film interviewing the artists 

about their work. 

Grab yourself 3 balls (or some balled up socks!!) 

and let’s get JUGGLING! 

Luke will take you through the moves from working 

on 1-ball tricks to improve your coordination... 

adding in the second ball to learn the basic moves 

and then finally adding in the THIRD ball... 

then it’s just practice, practice practice... and soon 

YOU might be running away with the circus! 

Thyme to Sing are a small community choir by CALMS 

(Community Action Locally Managing Stress), made 

up of voices of all ages and backgrounds. To celebrate 

Culture night Thyme to Sing are performing a selection 

of uplifting songs in the heart of Brooke Park. 

Tune in online and sing-a-long wherever you are! 

Derry & Raphoe Action Group offer diverse 

Ulster-Scots educational and arts programmes. 

CCA is a Contemporary art space supporting 

emerging local and international artists. 

Exhibitions, public programmes, publishing 

and residencies. 

In Your Space Circus are the North-West of 

Ireland’s leading Circus & Street Theatre 

Company, providing circus classes for all ages, 

both in-house and we can come to you! We 

also provide animation, stilt walkers, circus 

performers, storytelling, big top hire and outdoor 

spectacle installations... anything to bring a 

touch of magic to your event! 

For more CIRCUS fun follow us: 

Facebook: @inyourspacecircus 

Insta: @inyourspacecircus 

Based in Derry-Londonderry 

CALMS was established at the end of 1994 as a 

result of a public meeting held at the Guildhall 

in Derry/Londonderry. It emerged as a tentative 

response to an expressed community need 

for effective support for people suffering from 

stress and trauma. 

Music. Dance. Ulster-Scots. 

Visual Arts. Exhibition. 

Artists Talk. 

Circus Workshop. 

Music. Community. Arts. 



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Live Events 




The Old Man of the Sea 

By M. Brennan 

Edel MacBride presents: 

Borders and Ribs – 

structures in Irish 

Knitting 

Inclusion Dance 

Company present: 

Shadows and 

The Blackbird 

An ArtsCare Production 

North West Cultural 

Partnership presents: 

Beyond Banners, 

Bonfires, Siege 

and Somme. 

Unionist Culture – 

Diversity in Denial? 

Zoom 

View at: 


fashionknitwear 

ArtsCare Youtube: 

www.youtube.com/ 

watch?v=ah1ons3tL8E 

View at: 


newgatearts 

6.30pm 

Approx 40mins 

7pm 

Duration:1 hr 

Anytime 

Approx 8.20mins 


Approx 25mins 

‘The Old Man of the Sea’ is a 1955 short story by 

the Irish writer Maeve Brennan. It is about a family in 

Dublin who are visited by an old man selling apples. 

Fearing the man may need to turn to begging without 

their patronage, the mother buys apples from the 

man. However, he begins to return every week 

and the mother begins to buy far more apples than 

she can use out of obligation. It was chosen for 

its themes of charity, doing the right thing, sharing/ 

co-operation/ community, kindness, and optimism. 

Aran knitting is a recognised symbol of Ireland 

the world over. As a craft passed through families 

visually it is now threatened by high volume off 

shore production. Irish designer Edel MacBride is 

passionate about keeping our knitting heritage alive, 

appreciated and local. In this class she explains the 

detailed edges, why they are important and how to 

do them. 

“Shadow” performed by the full company of 

Inclusion Dance Company. 

“The Blackbird story” written by Michelle Young 

(writer in residence and Jade Kelly ( Dance member) 

Performed by Jade Kelly, Charmaine McBride & 

Carmel Garvey. Choreographed by Carmel Garvey 

Choreographer and Artistic Director of Inclusion 

Dance Company. 

In the first of a series of independent presentations 

North West Cultural Partnership offers associate 

Terry Wright the opportunity to explore and make 

challenges to the stereotypical views of Unionist 

culture and consider how and why unionist cultural 

diversity is often undervalued. 

Story sessions for grown-ups are via 

Zoom and must be booked in advance. 

Booking via www.theverbal.co 

Part of Verbal’s Listen Share 

Change Programme. 

Edel MacBride Designer is a sustainable fashion 

company in the heart of Donegal, creating 

items of unique and lasting distinction and 

value. Specialist in all areas of knit and crochet 

especially hand crafted. 

Bespoke by appointment only. Started by 

Edel MacBride in 1987. 

Story narrator-Ann McMaster. 

Watch anytime on: 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah1ons3tL8E 

Storytelling for Grown-Ups. 

Crafts. Arts. Workshop. 

Dance. Storytelling. Arts. 

Discussion. Language. 


The Alley Theatre 

presents: 

One Man and his Song 

Live GiG with “Music 

to your Ears” facilitated 

by Terry McCafferty and 

Ronan Doherty 

DCSDC Irish Language 

Services Presents: 

Scáileán Leictreach 

North West Japanese 

Cultural Group present: 

The Fountain of Youth/ 

Tobar Na hÓige 

Much Ado Stage 

School with Rois 

Lynch presents: 

Teen Ages 

Live Streamed from 

The Alley Theatre 

Strabane 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


8pm- 8.30pm 


From 8.30pm 

From 8.30pm 

The Music to your Ears group are launching a Double 

CD recorded and professionally produced during 

lockdown. The CD includes 28 participants from the 

Strabane and Derry area, all over the age of 55. This 

live gig will feature songs from the album including 

some great classic tracks and a number of newly 

penned original material relating to lockdown and 

the past 3 months. 

“Amhrán nuachoimisiúnaithe faoin tionchar atá ag an 

teicneolaíocht ar ár saol, cumtha ag Sam Cahoon agus 

curtha i láthair i nGaeilge ag Lasairfhíona Ní Chonaola. 

Newly-commissioned piece written by Sam Cahoon 

and adapted for the Irish language by Lasairfhíona Ní 

Chonaola reflects on the influence of technology on 

our lives. 

Long time ago in Japan, an old man went into the 

mountains and found a beautiful fountain. Actually 

this was the “Fountain of Youth”…enjoy a Japanese 

folk tale accompanied by beautiful illustrations in the 

Irish language with English subtitles. The screenplay 

was taken from a story which an Irish-Greek writer 

Patrick Lafcadio Hearn collected and wrote in English 

while living in Japan 130 years ago. The video is 

suitable for all ages. 

Much Ado’s TeenAges Project is a fresh, innovative and 

fun approach to sharing heritage and culture among 

young people. In this special Culture Night production, 

a group of teenagers from Much Ado take a journey 

back to the 1900’s when the Hiring Fair was an intrical 

part of Strabane’s History. 

Exploring the issues, trials and challenges teenagers 

faced in bygone days and drawing parallels with the 

lives of our Teenagers as we emerge from Lockdown. 

This process culminates in an original musical theatre 

production under the Direction of Singer/Songwriter 

Rois Kelly and reflects a ‘Sense of Place’ through time. 

For further information or to purchase 

CD contact: ronan842doherty@gmail.com 

The Alley Arts and Conference Centre is a 

state of the art theatre complex, art gallery 

and conference centre based in the heart 

of Strabane, County Tyrone. 

www.alley-theatre.com 

For more info visit https://www.facebook. 

com/foramphobalnagaeilge/ 

The North West Japanese Cultural Group aims 

to create connections between people who are 

in Japanese culture in North West/ Donegal area. 

For more info contact: 

nwjapanesecg@mail.com 

Much Ado Stage School is a Drama School 

for children and young adults. 

For more info please visit: 

www.facebook.com/muchado.stageschool/ 

about_details 

Music. Arts. 

Language. Arts. 

Animation. Storytelling. 

Language. 

Music. Theatre. Heritage. 







ES Creative 

Emmet Stewart 

presents: 

What about Us! 

The Guildhall presents: 

The Guildhall’s Organ - 

Featuring Stuart Smyth 

Irish Musical Theatre 

Orchestra presents: 

Irish Musical Theatre 

Orchestra Showcase 

View at: 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


From 8.30pm 

Approx 3mins 

From 8.30pm 

Approx 15mins 

From 8.30pm 

A Contemporary Dance piece performed by a troupe 

of dancers from the ages of 12-18. This work is 

reflective of the younger generations feelings of 

pride in their area but also their longing to find a 

“sense of place” in the world. 

As they take to the forefront of campaigns dealing 

with both social and political reform, it is a ‘call 

to arms’ from the younger generation to the older 

generations who sit in places of power. What about 

Us! Is a declaration from these young people of 

determination not to be overlooked or forgotten 

in the shaping of their world. 

Organs were installed in town halls throughout 

the world to help bring classical music to the 

communities they were serving. Organists would 

share transcriptions and this was often the only 

way that many could hear classical music without 

the digital world we now live in. 

Stuart Smyth presents a short program of Organ 

works alongside transcripts of film and music 

celebrating the colourful capabilities of one of this 

musical city’s finest instruments which commands 

the stage in The Guildhall’s Main Hall. The Guildhall 

are delighted to continue to share this history and 

music by providing this short program. 

The Irish Musical Theatre Orchestra presents an 

exciting showcase of brand new musical theatre 

from both established and up and coming Irish 

composers. Featuring some of the best local 

musical talent as well as some guests from 

further afield. 

For more on ES Creative please visit: 

www.facebook.com/emmet.stewart.102/about 

The Guildhall is one of Derry’s most 

recognisable landmarks that has been at 

the heart of city life since 1890. As well as 

being home to the Council’s chamber and 

Mayor’s Parlour, the Guildhall is a must see 

visitor attraction and home to diverse arts 

and cultural events. 

www.facebook.com/guildhallderry 

For more info on Irish Musical Theatre Orchestra 

please contact: irishmto@gmail.com 

Contemporary Dance. 

Music. Heritage. Arts. 

Music. 


Mockingbird Theatre 

presents: 

My Monologue Hell 

or A Derry Mother brings 

Stephen Rea 

to be shot 

Leonor Bethencourt 

presents: 

Strabane Landmarks, 

Meeting Points & 

Memories: A Personal 

Documentary by Leonor 

Bethencourt 

Mockingbird Theatre 

presents: 

The Final Cut 

View at: 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


View at: 


DerryStrabane 


From 8.30pm 

Approx 6mins 

From 8.30pm 

Approx 10mins 

From 8.30pm 

Approx 6mins 

A hilarious film by Mockingbird Theatre. A desperate 

woman becomes involved in the shady and often 

dangerous world of monologues in Derry. 

Leonor Bethencourt’s mother knocked the pillars 

of the Bridge End and shook Strabane in 1970 when 

she brought her Spanish black eyed fiance to meet 

the family for the first time. He crashed his future 

father in law’s car as they sped down the Moorlough 

Road and ended in a field under a tree leaving deep 

muddy skid tracks behind them, comparable only to 

those left by Superman when he landed on earth in 

a crater from outer space. 

Locals surrounded the smouldering car and gawked 

in awe at the sheer exotic nature of the unhurt 

passengers. Combining interesting facts about 

Strabane, personal memories and the meaning of 

landmarks, Leonor Bethencourt presents a personal 

documentary. 

A short moving film about two barbers who reunite 

for one last haircut during the Lockdown Crisis - 

proving that we are never truly apart from the one 

we love. 

Mockingbird Theatre Group was formed by 

Ronan Carr and Anne Gallagher with the 

intention of bringing original, funny and 

insightful work to audiences. 

For more please visit:https://www.facebook. 

com/mockingbirdtheatregroup 

Watch now: youtu.be/73In3fmkwxs 

Leonor Bethencourt is a Theatre 

Producer and Comedian with an 

interest in Mental Health. 

Mockingbird Theatre Group was formed 

by Ronan Carr and Anne Gallagher with 

the intention of bringing original, funny 

and insightful work to audiences. 

Watch anytime: 

youtu.be/tR9VsckoIJg 

For more please visit: 

www.facebook.com/mockingbirdtheatregroup/ 

about/?ref=page_internal 

Drama. 

Personal Documentary. 

Drama. Film. Arts. 








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