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Simply the Best: TINA - The Tina Turner Musical Shines Bright in Belfast

1 week ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Daniel May40 minutes ago3 min readA powerhouse performance filled with soul, struggle, and searing vocals, TINA is a triumphant celebration of resilience, music, and the enduring legacy of a rock 'n' roll icon. From the moment the first beat drops in TINA – The Tina Turner Musical, currently electrifying audiences at Belfast's Grand Opera House, it’s clear we’re not just watching a jukebox show, we’re witnessing the story of a woman who refused to be broken.
Economy Minister officially launches Ireland’s Next Top Chef 2025

1 week ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Organisers promise a ‘bigger, bolder and more flavour-packed’ competition as the 2025 search for Ireland’s Next Top Chef beginsIreland’s Next Top Chef is set to return bigger, bolder, and bursting with flavour, as Economy Minister Dr. Caoimhe Archibald officially launched the 2025 search for the island’s next culinary star.
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2 weeks ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Latest issue of GNI with Calum Scott is OUT NOW Dive into our latest edition, where music, theatre, community, and culture collide. From Calum Scott's journey to Lo's personal stories, plus Adam Strong as Frank N.
"Murder For Two" at The MAC: The Most Fun You'll Have at a Murder Scene

2 weeks ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Daniel May11 minutes ago2 min readLet me just say this upfront - I haven't laughed this hard at a play in ages! Last night at The MAC in Belfast, I caught "Murder For Two," and honestly, I'm already checking my calendar to see when I can go back. This musical whodunit takes a simple setup - famous author Arthur Whitney gets murdered at his own birthday party - and turns it into comedy gold. The real kicker?
How to Plan a Humanist Wedding in Northern Ireland

2 weeks ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Getting married? Massive congratulations! If you’re looking for a ceremony that’s non-religious, meaningful, and completely inclusive, a humanist wedding could be exactly what you’re after. In Northern Ireland, humanist weddings are completely legal and growing in popularity with couples who want their ceremony to reflect who they are and what they believe.
My First Anastacia Gig: Captivating, Flawless and Spellbinding

2 weeks ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Daniel May11 minutes ago3 min readIt was in 2004 when I first came across Anastacia. A young nine-year-old me was spending an afternoon watching the music video channels when there she was, belting out “Left Outside Alone” and from that moment on I was hooked. Ever since then Anastacia’s discography has been a constant presence in my most listened to tracks.
Latest issue of GNI with Calum Scott is OUT NOW

1 month ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

Dive into our latest edition, where music, theatre, community, and culture collide. From Calum Scott's journey to Lo's personal stories, plus Adam Strong as Frank N.
All That Jazz & More - Chicago Dazzles in Belfast

1 month ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

As a local thespian and long-time lover of musical theatre, I’ve seen Chicago in many forms—on stage, on screen, and even in cabaret-style interpretations. But watching the UK touring production take over Belfast’s Grand Opera House was a whole new experience. Chicago is a show that thrives on style, scandal, and show-stopping performances, and this production delivered it all with flair.
Biig Piig's Belfast gig was breathtaking…

2 months ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

A showcase of musical versatility and an impressive testament to the artist’s fast-growing popularity. Kicking off the night in Limelight 2 on Wednesday the 19th of February from 7PM, the audience was first treated to performances from Rosa Cecilia, Becky McNeice, and Mac Wetha (DJ), each of the artists brought something different to the stage and really got the crowd warmed up ahead of Biig Piig’s arrival.
"A Re-imagined Joseph: A Performer’s TAKE on the New UK Tour"

2 months ago | gnimag.com | Daniel May

As an actor with over 25 years of experience, having played the role of Joseph no fewer than seven times in the past two decades, I’ve developed a deep connection to the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. So, when the opportunity arose to review the new UK touring production at the Grand Opera House in Belfast last night, I was eager to see how this latest incarnation of the show would innovate while honoring the classic elements that have made it a beloved staple for decades.