Sinead Keenan, known for her role in the hit ITV series 'Unforgotten', is set to appear in the darkly comedic thriller 'How To Get To Heaven', a project from 'Derry Girls' creator Lisa McGee. The series showcases the unique humor of Northern Ireland as it unfolds a narrative filled with unexpected twists and turns entangling the lives of three friends. Keenan's character, Robyn, navigates a wake that turns into a chaotic murder mystery, exposing hidden secrets among those present.

The show's distinct blend of comedy and crime reflects the often 'potty-mouthed' humor characteristic of the region, which is evident in Keenan’s performance and the writing by McGee. The upcoming release not only aims to entertain but provides a glimpse into Northern Irish culture through its sharp, witty dialogue and relatable character dynamics. Keenan, who previously portrayed a serious role in 'Unforgotten', embraces the opportunity to take on a more humorous character, showcasing her versatility as an actress.

As audiences gear up for its premiere, 'How To Get To Heaven' is generating buzz for its fresh approach to storytelling, combining elements of friendship, mystery, and dark humor. It positions itself as a much-anticipated addition to the genre, promising to resonate with fans of 'Derry Girls' and newcomers alike, while highlighting the unique narrative style that McGee is known for. This blend of comedy and thriller marks an exciting direction for both Keenan and McGee, building anticipation for what they will deliver with this new project.