Conor Begley
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Bardic Theatre Announce 'Big Night In' To Stream This Christmas (Dec 1, 2020)
EXTRA DATE ADDED: An Evening With Steph & Friends On Sun 28th April (Mar 28, 2019)
Bardic Theatre To Join Liverpool Irish Festival Celebrations (Oct 24, 2018)
Bardic Theatre Announce 'Big Night In' To Stream This Christmas (Dec 1, 2020)
EXTRA DATE ADDED: An Evening With Steph & Friends On Sun 28th April (Mar 28, 2019)
Bardic Theatre To Join Liverpool Irish Festival Celebrations (Oct 24, 2018)
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Bardic Theatre Announce 'Big Night In' To Stream This Christmas
Bardic Theatre will present their first ever online concert Big Night In this Christmas from Friday 18th December at 7.30pm. Streaming worldwide, completely FREE until 3rd January 2021, only on BardicTheatre.com.
Bardic Theatre will present their first ever online concert Big Night In this Christmas from Friday 18th December at 7.30pm. Streaming worldwide, completely FREE until 3rd January 2021, only on BardicTheatre.com.
EXTRA DATE ADDED: An Evening With Steph & Friends On Sun 28th April
'Having sold out the first date of a new edition of her successful solo show 'An Evening with Steph & Friends', Stephanie has added another date, by popular request, on Sunday 28th April at Bardic Theatre, Donaghmore.
'Having sold out the first date of a new edition of her successful solo show 'An Evening with Steph & Friends', Stephanie has added another date, by popular request, on Sunday 28th April at Bardic Theatre, Donaghmore.
Bardic Theatre To Join Liverpool Irish Festival Celebrations
Northern Ireland's Bardic Theatre production of Rat In The Skull has been invited to participate in this year's Liverpool Irish Festival which runs from 18th - 28th October across Merseyside. The festival, founded in 2003, celebrates the connections between Liverpool and Ireland through arts and culture. Bardic will stage their production, which has never been seen before at the festival, in the elegant surroundings of St. George's Hall today 24th October.
Northern Ireland's Bardic Theatre production of Rat In The Skull has been invited to participate in this year's Liverpool Irish Festival which runs from 18th - 28th October across Merseyside. The festival, founded in 2003, celebrates the connections between Liverpool and Ireland through arts and culture. Bardic will stage their production, which has never been seen before at the festival, in the elegant surroundings of St. George's Hall today 24th October.
Bardic Theatre To Join Liverpool Irish Festival Celebrations
Northern Ireland's Bardic Theatre production of Rat In The Skull has been invited to participate in this year's Liverpool Irish Festival which runs from 18th - 28th October across Merseyside. The festival, founded in 2003, celebrates the connections between Liverpool and Ireland through arts and culture. Bardic will stage their production, which has never been seen before at the festival, in the elegant surroundings of St. George's Hall on Wednesday 24th October.
Northern Ireland's Bardic Theatre production of Rat In The Skull has been invited to participate in this year's Liverpool Irish Festival which runs from 18th - 28th October across Merseyside. The festival, founded in 2003, celebrates the connections between Liverpool and Ireland through arts and culture. Bardic will stage their production, which has never been seen before at the festival, in the elegant surroundings of St. George's Hall on Wednesday 24th October.
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR's Conor Begley Wins GOLD For Bardic
Conor Begley has struck gold for Bardic Theatre this past weekend having been chosen as the 2017/18 winner of AIMS 'Best Actor' Award for his recent portrayal of Judas Iscariot in Bardic's dazzling production of Jesus Christ Superstar earlier this year.
Conor Begley has struck gold for Bardic Theatre this past weekend having been chosen as the 2017/18 winner of AIMS 'Best Actor' Award for his recent portrayal of Judas Iscariot in Bardic's dazzling production of Jesus Christ Superstar earlier this year.
First Look: Elvis Tunes Rock and Roll in Bardic Theatre's Production of ALL SHOOK UP
Bardic Theatre's production of the Elvis inspired musical All Shook Up opened last night to a sold out full house with the audience instantly rising to their feet to give the cast their first standing ovation at Bardic Theatre, Donaghmore, All Shook Up runs until Saturday 18 February.
Bardic Theatre's production of the Elvis inspired musical All Shook Up opened last night to a sold out full house with the audience instantly rising to their feet to give the cast their first standing ovation at Bardic Theatre, Donaghmore, All Shook Up runs until Saturday 18 February.
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