Our 12th show up is Suspect device from Kabosh Theatre with Outburst Queer Arts and Paperxclips. Written by Raphael Amahl Khouri and directed by @paulamcfetridge.bsky.social a great cast telling the story of Wilma Creith the first publicly trans women in NI. a brilliant concept set on a bus. 🍾🍾🍾🍾

Our 11th show is Shame Show from SkelpieLimmer directed by Seon Simpson. Full of laughs and emotions and beautifully performed by its creators @colmmccready.bsky.social and Fergus Wachala-Kelly winner of The First Fornight Award at Dublin Fringe. The show opens @smockalley.bsky.social tonight 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

Our 10th show up is Granny Jackson’s dead from Big Telly NI directed by Zoe Seaton at 47 Malone Road. We were nearly late to the wake and would have missed one of our favourite shows of 2024. It had a dream team of a cast, we laughed so much it seemed disrespectful to Granny. Well done all. 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

Our 9th show is Callings from Kabosh theatre company directed by @paulamcfetridge.bsky.social The play was written by Dominic Montague about Cara Friend who celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2024. A very talented cast who gave a poignant performance full of humour. Well done all involved 🍾🍾🍾🍾

6th up The Daughters of Roisin produced by wee yarn productions written and performed by the talented Aoibh Johnson, we saw this at the Lyric theatre Belfast a very poignant and emotional show directed be Cahal Clarke. It’s no surprise how it has gained so many 5 star reviews and won awards. 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

And 5th up is Anthem for Dissatisfaction from Brassneck theatre company and SkelpieLimmer productions great performances from Simon Sweeney and Emily Lamey. Congrats to writer Gina Donnelly for winning the Solas Nua new voices award at Dublin Fringe with this play.
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And our 4th show up is Chicken with Eva O’Connor as part of the Cathedral quarter Arts festival in The Ulster Sports Club, this hilarious, wonderful and wacky show had us hooked from beginning to end. A must see. Well done everyone involved 🍾🍾🍾🍾

@paulamcfetridge.bsky.social And 3rd up is I’ve always liked the name Marcus from Tinderbox theatre Company
An Incredibly well written and a very strong debut from Matthew Sharpe and great visual design from Eoin Robinson, A strong message behind it regarding funding structures and race. 🍾🍾🍾🍾

2nd up is Project Children from Brassneck theatre company we saw this at the Lyric Theatre this had to be on our list it was faultless well done to the cast and theatre creatives for this amazing show 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

The Ladies are sharing their favourite shows of 2024 over the 12 days of Christmas 🎅🏻 in chronological order. 1st up is In the name of the Son from green shoot productions we saw this in the Roddy McCorley centre and it made our list because of the exceptional performance of Shaun Blaney. 🍾🍾🍾🍾

04-06 January, this amazing show is in the @smockalley.bsky.social for an encore run of SHAME SHOW as part of the First Fortnight Festival 2025 if you missed it at Dublin Fringe now’s your chance to see one of our favourite shows of 2024 it’s so good we gave it 5 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾