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Castlereagh drama

Wednesday, 29 October 2008

The Castlereagh Drama Festival takes place this weekend

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THE 17th annual one-act Castlereagh Drama Festival takes place this coming weekend.

Amateur theatre groups from around Northern Ireland will be presenting a range of comedy and drama performances.

“Don’t miss out on fantastic shows featuring one-act plays at the well-known Belvoir Players Studio over three nights,” said a Castlereagh Borough Council spokesperson.

The festival begins tonight, October 29, and runs until Saturday, November 1.

Each show begins at 8pm and and tickets are priced £6 with a £5 concession.

For more information, contact 9049 1210.

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