Marjan Content Productions and Murphy's Law Productions have just released the first teaser trailer for The Finellis Musical.

Rhian: That was something that we did consciously examine; how to merge the stories together without there being "sides".It's about someone succeeding despite the odds being stacked against them, and in that sense it's a timeless story. Richard O’Gorman, 36 – who’s originally from Ireland – printed the tongue-in-cheek slogan as the perfect antidote to the ‘No black, no dogs, no Irish’ signs seen around pubs in London, many decades ago. Brought up in Kildare by adopted parents, Macdaragh, a roadie and production manager, only found out he was Lynott’s son aged 35, long after the singer’s passing in 1986.

Explore our living archive that communities have collated themselves to present videos, images and written accounts that tells their story their way. People seemed to really connect with that because they hadn't seen that story being told yet - not just "man-meets-woman-and-falls-in-love".

The show explores how systems of oppression can wear away at our spirits whilst alone, but when we come together we are able to overcome our differences and empower each other to self-love and change the world! An Irish-Jamaican couple living in South London have the best response for all the post-Brexit race hate. With his girlfriend of Jamaican descent, Taurayne McKen, 28, the two were pictured donning the tops on Instagram and the image has since been shared all around the world.

However Phil pal Jim believes that the Thin Lizzy singer, who passed away in 1986, would be totally behind his lookalike image being shared to promote Black Lives Matter.The knitting, dying and manufacturing are carried out in established facilities in Tamil Nadu, renowned for high ethical labour standards and low environmental impact. Multi-award winning Alphabetti Theatre’s 2022/23 season shines a spotlight on some of the best and newest work from the North East and further afield. Taking that negative and turning it into a positive, in this current climate it’s important,” O’Gorman told the Irish Post. Rhian: After the COVID-19 [lockdowns], we hadn't spoken in about a year, and I had this dream about Papi and I being locked in a prison.