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Shared?  is a theatre show that tells the interlinking stories of the residents of one small set of streets in south Belfast, as they bash into each other’s paths, confronting moments when they may be able to see very few choices while trying to do their absolute best.

We are offering an entertainingly serious opportunity to share, and kick around, ideas on one of the most basic human rights – housing, and a home life that provides safety and opportunity.

The play touches on social and financial struggles, the pleasures and perils of neighbours, mental health, loneliness, racism, the (infamous) mysteries of the points system, nostalgia and a sense of loss for things that seem to have gone.  Conspiracy theories and rumour are rife in the relationships between landlords (private and social), tenants and neighbours, residents’ groups, politicians and planners.

None of us are setting out to fix anything or offer easy answers to complex issues. We’re just trying to frame the right questions and, mainly, to show the human lives behind statistics and stereotypes.  It’s great craic too of course and free so get there early.

COST: FREE

DATES AND TIMES:    Friday 17th October at 7.30pm Markets Community Centre                                                                   Saturday 18th October at 7.30pm Donegall Pass Community Centre                                                                                                                                            Sunday 19th October at 6pm Sandy Row Community Centre

Duration approximately 90 minutes

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Shared?  is a theatre show that tells the interlinking stories of the residents of one small set of streets in south Belfast, as they bash into each other’s paths, confronting moments when they may be able to see very few choices while trying to do their absolute best.

We are offering an entertainingly serious opportunity to share, and kick around, ideas on one of the most basic human rights – housing, and a home life that provides safety and opportunity.

The play touches on social and financial struggles, the pleasures and perils of neighbours, mental health, loneliness, racism, the (infamous) mysteries of the points system, nostalgia and a sense of loss for things that seem to have gone.  Conspiracy theories and rumour are rife in the relationships between landlords (private and social), tenants and neighbours, residents’ groups, politicians and planners.

None of us are setting out to fix anything or offer easy answers to complex issues. We’re just trying to frame the right questions and, mainly, to show the human lives behind statistics and stereotypes.  It’s great craic too of course and free so get there early.

COST: FREE

DATES AND TIMES:    Friday 17th October at 7.30pm Markets Community Centre                                                                   Saturday 18th October at 7.30pm Donegall Pass Community Centre                                                                                                                                            Sunday 19th October at 6pm Sandy Row Community Centre

Duration approximately 90 minutes

Shared?

Shared?  is a theatre show that tells the interlinking stories of the residents of one small set of streets in south Belfast, as they bash into each other’s paths, confronting moments when they may be able to see very few choices while trying to do their absolute best.

We are offering an entertainingly serious opportunity to share, and kick around, ideas on one of the most basic human rights – housing, and a home life that provides safety and opportunity.

The play touches on social and financial struggles, the pleasures and perils of neighbours, mental health, loneliness, racism, the (infamous) mysteries of the points system, nostalgia and a sense of loss for things that seem to have gone.  Conspiracy theories and rumour are rife in the relationships between landlords (private and social), tenants and neighbours, residents’ groups, politicians and planners.

None of us are setting out to fix anything or offer easy answers to complex issues. We’re just trying to frame the right questions and, mainly, to show the human lives behind statistics and stereotypes.  It’s great craic too of course and free so get there early.

COST: FREE

DATES AND TIMES:    Friday 17th October at 7.30pm Markets Community Centre                                                                   Saturday 18th October at 7.30pm Donegall Pass Community Centre                                                                                                                                            Sunday 19th October at 6pm Sandy Row Community Centre

Duration approximately 90 minutes

Trawled

Special discount code for £12 tickets for Good Relations Week:

Add the promo code GOODTRAWLED to your basket to get a discount.

A jaw-dropping story set on the Coral Sea, Australia. An Irish backpacker blags his way onto a prawn trawler. There he discovers a rarely seen world of hard labour and harder fishermen, where drinking, fighting, storms and hungry sharks are part of everyday life. His raw, exuberant story of adventure twists dramatically into survival culminating in an unforgettable moment of redemptive grace.

Trawled is a one-man biographical drama. The actor plays himself 25 years younger!

This is classic storytelling that plays out like a movie.

★★★★★ “Trawled is a play that cannot be missed” Theatre Thoughts Australia

★★★★★ “Fantastic but thought provoking show” Morish TV

★★★★★ “Writer/Actor Eoin Ryan has based this mammoth adventure on his own experiences” Fifty+SA

★★★★ “Be prepared for a real life, rocking, rolling adventure” Edinburgh Guide

★★★★ “Eoin is an engaging storyteller” One4Review

Age guidance: 16+

Traditional music night

Join us in Lurgan Library for an evening of traditional music and share your tunes and traditions.

6:30-8:00pm

Makaton Choir Live Performance 

Join us in Carrickfergus Library for an uplifting morning where music and movement come together in a truly unique performance. The Makaton Choir from Hawthorn’s Day Centre will bring songs to life through signs, symbols, and sound—creating an inclusive, heart-warming experience that celebrates connection, communication, and community. Part of Good Relations Week, this special event invites you to relax, enjoy, and be inspired in the welcoming setting of your local library.