Jan-May 2013 Brochure - Market Place Theatre

Stagehands presents
Strictly For
The Birds
Sat 18 May | 8.00pm
£11.00 & £9.00 [conc] i
Herbie and Muriel Glover
lead a simple life in their
terrace house in Belfast.
Muriel keeps house, Herbie
adores his racing pigeons.
Their daughter Susan is
besotted with Barry.
Then, when Muriel and her
friend Lily discover they have
won a very large sum of
money in the sweepstakes,
Muriel’s mother from the
posh end of town, suddenly
descends on the house
with her hen-pecked son,
Stanley, making life very
uncomfortable for all. Sam
Cree’s comedy is presented
by one of Northern Ireland’s
leading amateur companies
‘Stagehands’.
‘the world’s
greatest guitarist’
RONNIE WOOD
Millennium Forum Productions presents
The Factory Girls -
Frank McGuinness
Fri 24 - Sat 25 May | 8.00pm
£14.50 & £12.50 [conc] R
Peter Baron presents
Albert Lee &
Hogan’s Heroes
Thurs 23 May | 8.00pm | £20.00
Albert Lee is by common
consent one of the world’s
finest guitar players and needs
little introduction to rock and
country music fans.
He has been cited by Eric
Clapton as ‘the best guitar
player in the world’ so
audiences in Armagh are in for a
real treat by the Grammy Award
Winning artist and his band
‘Hogan’s Heroes’. He has worked
with some of the world’s top
artists from Emmylou Harris to
The Everley Brothers and Eric
Clapton. Book early!
Frank McGuinness’ ‘The Factory Girls’ was first produced
in The Abbey Theatre, Dublin and is here presented by
Millennium Forum Productions. It tells the story of five women
facing the threat of redundancy who stage a lock-in in a shirt
factory in Co. Donegal when faced with losing their jobs. A
truly realistic play filled with humour, charm, fine acting and
staging; these ‘girls’ may never get back their jobs, but their
brief adventure has brought each of them the insight that will
give them the courage to soldier on.
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