The principal, full-time producing theatre in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It includes the Naughton Studio, a flexible black box space that can be configured for different productions.
Evening with Colin Davidson presenting seven new portraits, with an in-conversation session with Declan Lawn, Lisa McGee and Saoirse-Monica Jackson.
Prime Cut Productions' radical reimagining of Jean Cocteau's monologue 'La Voix humaine', adapted by Darren Murphy and directed by Emma Jordan, starring Nicky Harley.
Comedian Aoife Dunne brings her debut show Good Grief, a blend of stand-up and theatrical storytelling about loss, to the Lyric Theatre.
New play by Gary Mitchell, developed with Women's Aid, about a family keeping the trauma of sexual assault as a secret.
One-man show in which R M Lloyd Parry performs two of M R James's ghost stories, 'Canon Alberic's Scrap-book' and 'The Mezzotint'.
Play by Sam Robinson and directed by Trevor Gill, set in 1979 on the Ballybeen Estate and sequel to 'Guy Mitchell's Dog's Dead, Pass It On'.
Lyric Theatre revival of Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women', adapted by Anne-Marie Casey and directed by Debra Hill, as a festive stage classic.
Physical theatre show 'Life Upside Down' by The Unusual Suspects, presented by Rogue Encounters with Brain Injury Matters, to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Christmas show by the comedy duo Grimes & McKee, who frame its creation as a story written in the middle of a summer heatwave.
A non-verbal 50-minute production by the Amadan Ensemble that brings objects to life through physical comedy, puppetry and music, for children aged 4 and over.
World premiere musical adaptation of the 1998 film, with music and lyrics by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová and direction by John Doyle.
Award-winning Broadway musical comedy whodunit in which two actors play thirteen characters and the piano, presented by Bruiser Theatre Company.
High-energy Broadway musical murder-mystery whodunit in which two actors play thirteen characters and play the piano.
Album launch concert by Mary Dillon, Dónal O'Connor and Neil Martin, combining traditional and classical music, at the Lyric Theatre Belfast.
Musical by Big Telly Theatre Company about a man marrying an artificial intelligence, staged as an immersive experience at The Lyric Theatre Belfast.
Dark comedy by Derry playwright Caoimhe Farren about sisters Maeve and Kate, developed as part of The Lyric's New Playwrights Programme.
Brian Friel's play Faith Healer, with Conleth Hill, Lisa Dwyer Hogg and Chris McCurry, returns to the Lyric Theatre for its 75th anniversary season.
Free exhibition marking the 75th season of the Lyric Theatre, with works by Jack B. Yeats, Louis Le Brocquy and writing by Seamus Heaney and Brian Friel.
