Whats On at Armagh Theatre and Arts Centre http://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlA complete list of Whats On at Armagh Theatre and Arts Centrehttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/images/view_logo_rss_small.gifWhats On at Armagh Theatre and Arts Centre http://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.html60The Factory Girlshttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlFrank McGuinness's drama about five women who stage a lock-in when faced with the loss of their jobs. Directed by Caitriona McLaughlin. (May 24 & 25, 8pm)Rebecca Stormhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlThe vocalist performs showtunes and a selection of other pop and easy listening songs. (May 29, 8pm)Stop It Nursehttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlDecades after first performing in Armagh, one of Ireland's finest amateur companies returns to the City with Sam Cree's hilarious drama. (May 31, 8pm)Alan Niblock, Rebecca Montgomery, Mark Johnston And Rick Swannhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlThe group interpret the music of the bassist Ray Brown. (Jun 1, 8.30pm)Mickey Bartlett: Go Wi Ma!http://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.html (Jun 8, 8.30pm)Mojo Mickybohttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlChatterbox Productions present a vibrant and fast-paced tale of two boys growing up in Belfast in the early 1970s, their friendship centres on playing headers, building huts, going to the cinema and re-enacting Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid, while blissfully unaware of brewing sectarian violence. (Jun 11, 8pm)Colin Geddis: Comments Disabledhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.html (Jun 29, 8.30pm)Ardal O'Hanlonhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlhttp://www.viewbelfast.co.uk/listings/armagh-theatre-and-arts-centre-listings-43448-0.htmlSharp observational humour from the Dublin-born stand-up and actor best known for his television sitcom roles in Channel 4's Father Ted and BBC1's My Hero. (Oct 3, 8pm)