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Almost three times the size of the old theatre, the new building is 5,026 metres square or 54,164 square feet, and has three distinct areas:
• The 389 seat auditorium, the Danske Bank Stage, is the main performance area, providing an extra 90 seats in a single steep rake. The intimacy of the old theatre remains as the body of the audience is not broken by balconies or barriers ensuring actors and audience share the same space. • A second performance studio, the Naughton Studio, accommodates between 110 and 150 people, can be adapted to suit any performance style and is primarily used for receiving work. • The third space is a rehearsal room the same size as the main auditorium stage. • The Café Bar has stunning views over the River Lagan and is open seven days a week for lunch, Sunday brunch and snacks throughout the day.
As the cradle of drama in Northern Ireland which has nurtured the careers of the theatre’s esteemed Patron, Liam Neeson, and fellow Hollywood heavyweight, Ciaran Hinds, the Lyric has a thriving creative learning department providing opportunities for young people to learn a range of theatre crafts.
Producing high quality professional theatre is the Lyric’s core business and this distinguishes it from every other theatre venue in the region. It employs local and visiting practitioners to create artistic product that is unique to Northern Ireland.
Executive Producer | Jimmy Fay |
Technical Manager | Keith Ginty |
Literary Manager | Rebecca Mairs |
Head of Marketing and Communications | Simon Goldrick |
Operations Executive | Ciaran McAuley |
Creative Learning Co-ordinator | Philip Crawford |
This Sh*t Happens All the Time by Amanda Verlaque (Lyric Theatre 2022)
Red by (Lyric Theatre 2017)
Three Sisters by Lucy Caldwell, Anton Chekhov (Lyric Theatre 2016)
The Nest by Conor McPherson, Franz Xaver Kroetz (Lyric Theatre 2016)
Smiley by Gary Mitchell (Lyric Theatre 2016)
Here Comes The Night by Rosemary Jenkinson (Lyric Theatre 2016)
Death of a Comedian by Owen McCafferty (Lyric Theatre 2015)
Mistletoe & Crime by Marie Jones (1) (Lyric Theatre 2014)
Demented by Gary Mitchell (Lyric Theatre 2014)
Can't Forget About You by David Ireland (Lyric Theatre 2013)
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