Connor Burns – Flow

Connor Burns – Flow

The MAC

Thursday 14 January, 7.30pm

7.30pm | Duration: 80 mins

£21.00 (inc. ticket fee)

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Don’t miss the all-new show from Scotland’s hilarious new stand-up superstar who is widely hailed as one of the most exciting breakthrough artists in the global live comedy scene.

A social media sensation with 100’s of millions of online views, Flow is Connor’s 5th solo show – an hour of new standup featuring his intelligent and razor-sharp wit, brilliant jokes and his now-signature, single-malt level of Scottish cynicism that blends perfectly with his relatable everyman take on life, and which in 2025, won him the coveted Forth Fringe Award.

Connor sold more than 12,000 tickets for Flow’s premiere at the 2026 Edinburgh Fringe – before the festival’s brochure even came out! The massive demand for tickets saw him add three extra shows at the 3000 seat Edinburgh Playhouse – the UK’S largest purpose-built theatre – in addition to his full fringe run. His last tour GALLUS also sold huge numbers of seats, added encore dates UK-wide and finished up with a record breaking five sold-out shows in the flagship King’s Theatre during 2026’s Glasgow International Comedy Festival.

He tours extensively across the UK, Australia, Europe, and off-Broadway in 2024 and 2025 as part of the prestigious Fringe Encore Series and the New York Comedy Festival. He released 2 comedy specials GALLUS and Vertigo* (*on comedy powerhouse 800LB Gorilla)

We say all this because you haven’t seen Connor on UK television – no panel shows, no chat shows, no stand-up showcases. It’s all happening as a result of his hilarious live shows and laugh-out-loud social media clips.

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Out To Lunch 2027

Hard Rain Ensemble: The Shape of a Square – Philip Glass at 90

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Rosemary St. Church

Friday 8 January, 8.00pm

Lost in Translation – Screening and Whiskey night

Lost in Translation – Screening and Whiskey night

The Harrison Hotel

Sunday 10 January

Out to Lunch with Ulster Orchestra

Out to Lunch with Ulster Orchestra

The Black Box

Tuesday 12 January, 1.00pm & 8.00pm 

Lunch with The Causeway Shantymen

Lunch with The Causeway Shantymen

The Black Box

Thursday 14 January, 1.00pm

Belfast Through Books

Belfast Through Books

Tour meets at Linenhall Library, Donegall Square North

Fri 15th Jan & Friday 22nd Jan    12:00PM (90mins)  

Historic Pubs of the Cathedral Quarter

Historic Pubs of the Cathedral Quarter

Leaves Kellys Cellars

Saturday 16 and Saturday 23 January, 2.00pm

Take It Or Leave It – The Madness Film

Take It Or Leave It – The Madness Film

The Deer’s Head

Saturday 16 January, 2.00pm

The Belfast Jazz Swing Orchestra

The Belfast Jazz Swing Orchestra

The Black Box

Sunday 17 January, 2.00pm

Special Consensus – A Bluegrass Lunch

Special Consensus – A Bluegrass Lunch

The Black Box

Wednesday 20 January, 1.00pm

Voices from the Grave: Clifton Street Cemetery and the United Irishmen

Voices from the Grave: Clifton Street Cemetery and the United Irishmen

Clifton House, 2 North Queen St, Belfast, BT15 1ES

Thursday 21st January at 7pm

Deer Tick

Out to Lunch and Crosstown presents

Deer Tick

The Black Box

Friday 22 January, 8.00pm

Daragh Fleming – Poetry Performance

Daragh Fleming – Poetry Performance

The Black Box

Thursday 21 January, 8.00pm

40 Years of Frank’s Wild Years

Oh Yeah Music Centre and Out To Lunch present

40 Years of Frank’s Wild Years

Oh Yeah Music Centre

Friday 22 January and Saturday 23 January 8.00pm

The Magic City : Sun Ra

Presented in association with SARC: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Sound and Music, Queen’s University Belfast.

The Magic City : Sun Ra

S.A.R.C.

Sunday 24 January, 6.00pm

A Neil Young Afternoon featuring The Stray Gaiters

A Neil Young Afternoon featuring The Stray Gaiters

The Black Box

Wednesday 27 January, 1.00pm

Home Again: Discovering Gerald Dawe Through His Archives

Home Again: Discovering Gerald Dawe Through His Archives

The Linenhall Library

Wednesday 27 January, 2.00pm

The Music of Aretha Franklin feat. Soul Pilgrims and Lisa Grand

Right On Promotions and CQAF present

The Music of Aretha Franklin feat. Soul Pilgrims and Lisa Grand

The Empire Music Hall

Friday 29 January, 8.00pm

The Sabres of Paradise (Club Show)

The Sabres of Paradise (Club Show)

The Black Box

Saturday 30 January, 8.00pm

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