Grabbing headlines with its conveyor belt of big names being cast, 2:22 A Ghost Story has certainly intrigued me over the last few years. So when I heard the award-winning play was coming to Belfast's Grand Opera House, with an equally impressive cast, I knew I had to see for myself what all the fuss was about.
Grabbing headlines with its conveyor belt of big names being cast, 2:22 A Ghost Story has certainly intrigued me over the last few years. So when I heard the award-winning play was coming to Belfast 's Grand Opera House , with an equally impressive cast, I knew I had to see for myself what all the fuss was about.
To be honest, the main thing I knew about the play was the big names that have taken on the roles over the years, such as Lily Allen, Tom Felton, Matt Willis, Laura Whitmore, Jaime Winstone, Sophia Bush, and of course Girls Aloud star Cheryl. READ MORE: I tried Botox for the first time and was surprised by the procedure and results READ MORE: We travelled with just hand luggage on Ryanair and were pleasantly surprised Luckily for me, not knowing what to expect made the experience even more thrilling. The cast in Belfast includes former Eastenders star Louisa Lytton as Jenny with It's a Sin actor Nathaniel Curtis playing her husband Sam. The pair are navigating their first year of parenthood while renovating their new hom
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