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Sophie McLaughlin

Belfast writer brings his lockdown comedy on fictional 'cross community paramilitary group' to MAC

The Belfast writer behind the satirical social media page 'Dundonald Liberation Army' says his new comedy play is not for those who "get offended by jokes and like to ring the peelers after".

Stephen Large who is best known for his work with BBC Comedy, including the sketch show, Late Licence and their Brexit-themed sitcom, Soft Border Patrol is taking his fictional "cross-community paramilitary organisation" to the stage once again in 'Lockdown DLA'.

Set in March 2020, it tells the story of reputed Dundonald Liberation Army boss Davy "The Venezuelan" Taylor and his right-hand man John "Horse" McCracken, being forced to isolate together in their high-rise flat.

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