Category Archives: Shows

Strange, But True Crime

A brand new show presented by the creator of “Psychology of Serial Killers” ex-forensics lecturer Jennifer Rees.

Strange, but TRUE CRIME explores the world’s most shocking and unbelievable crime cases, including:

  • The serial killer who gained work in law enforcement whilst on the run – and was then tasked with hunting himself!
  • The researcher whose career began after an encounter in a lift with a serial killer – who had just killed his latest victims, and was carrying a bag believed to be holding their decapitated heads.
  • The female, balloon-carrying killer clown.
  • One woman’s plan to get a prolific serial killer released from prison by committing a copycat murder of her own… and her connection to yet another serial killer!
  • The 14-year reign of terror one child snatcher inflicted on locals, whilst wearing a terrifying mask and makeshift claws.
  • The hunt for a phantom female serial killer whose DNA was found at over 40 crime scenes spanning 18 years… who did not exist.
  • Serial Killers on game shows – how their appearances led to their identification.
  • Plus learn how the police could have DNA, fingerprints or an eyewitness tying you to a crime you did not commit!
 
Contains material that some people might find upsetting. Age 16+

Mark McCarney: No Better Man

Friday 26 September | 8pm | £14

Hailing from the rural heart of Northern Ireland, Mark McCarney brings his unmistakable wit, charm, and a dash of countryside chaos to the stage. Known for his hilarious online sketches and razor-sharp stand-up, Mark has become one of the freshest voices in Irish comedy, blending absurdity with relatable tales of small-town life.

With his deadpan delivery and knack for finding humour in the mundane, Mark’s show takes audiences on a laugh-out-loud journey through the quirks of family, community, and the strange realities of modern living. Whether you’re a long-time fan of his viral hits or new to his uniquely Irish sense of humour, this tour is guaranteed to leave you in stitches.

Don’t miss the chance to see Mark McCarney live – raw, real, and ridiculously funny.

Contains strong language & adult material. Age 16+