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Ceasefire Babies Performance

Run by Ards and North Down Borough Council

Ards and North Down Borough Council Good Relations team would like to invite you to attend a special performance of “Ceasefire Babies” in the Queen’s Hall, Newtownards on Thursday 19th September. “How do we form our allegiances and beliefs? The ann…

Ards and North Down Borough Council Good Relations team would like to invite you to attend a special performance of “Ceasefire Babies” in the Queen’s Hall, Newtownards on Thursday 19th September. “How do we form our allegiances and beliefs? The annual bonfire preparations are underway. Mikey’s coming home from the Centre and his sister Jamie cannot wait. But there is change in the air and not everyone’s ready for it. Jamie wants to reignite her father and uncle’s old conflicts, but Mikey and their friends must decide whether to take hold of their own destinies or allow the ghosts of the past to dictate their futures. Do we make our own decisions, or do we inherit them? Can a cycle of ideology and disagreement be broken? And who can take the first step? The Ceasefire Babies is written by Fiona Doyle whose most recent play, The Strange Death of John Doe, is a finalist for the 2018 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.” Review: https://sharedfuture.news/ceasefire-babies-a-significant-play-on-impact-of-the-troubles/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3RhlEBPKwNWGraDeKFcswkSHwnn7cTKIvfvd32SnJmEZjqUiLw3oNPvZ4_aem_YnY12oQSATadO5AafopnPA Thursday 19th September 2024 – 8pm – Queen’s Hall, Newtownards (Doors open at 7.30, first come first seated) Entry is Free, but registration is required. To register please contact: [email protected]