North Coast Talent Takes Centre Stage in Oklahoma!

The Wild West is heading to the Millennium Forum next month, and North Coast talent is riding high in the saddle! Londonderry Musical Society (LMS) is bringing the Oscar-winning classic Oklahoma! to life from 9th–12th April, with some familiar faces from the Causeway Coast in leading roles.

Following the success of their AIMS award-winning production of Oliver!, LMS promises another showstopping performance packed with romance, rivalry, and unforgettable songs, including "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning," "People Will Say We’re in Love," and, of course, "Oklahoma!"

Under the direction of Michael Poole, with musical director Peter Doherty and choreographer Vennesa Chapman, a talented cast of over 50 performers is gearing up for a toe-tappin’, rootin’-tootin’ good time.

Among the stars, Luke de Belder from Coleraine takes on the role of Curly, while seasoned performer Una Culkin from Portrush steps into the boots of Aunt Eller, bringing her signature warmth and wit to the much-loved character.

Una Culkin from Portrush who is playing Aunt Eller

Conor McColgan from Coleraine joins them as Fred, with a strong ensemble featuring performers from across the Causeway Coast and Glens.

Kate Porter (left) from Castlerock with other ensemble members from Oklahoma Judith O'Haire, Geraldine Hickey and Robert Blair.

LMS has built a reputation for high-quality productions, and Oklahoma! promises to be no exception. With dazzling choreography, stirring music, and a heartwarming story, this is a must-see for musical theatre fans.

Tickets are on sale now at www.millenniumforum.co.uk, with an opening night offer of £20 per ticket and special group rates available. Don’t miss your chance to see North Coast talent shine on stage!

Nuala Quinn (left) from Coleraine and Abby Mullan (right) from Limavady with Oklahoma cast mate Marie Melaugh.