More folksy visuals and family friendly humour, less glam and glitter in this refreshingly traditional pantomime favourite.

A breathtaking exhibition at the Musée du Luxembourg throws a thrilling new perspective onto the work and life of an artist we thought we knew so well.

A morning with Fragonard at the museum set up by the iconic French perfumers to share their collection of beautiful objets d’art.

Brian Friel called it …”a playhouse, a house of play; a place of laughter and merrymaking and wit and comedy and raucous fun”. For 50 years, Belfast’s Lyric Theatre has been all that – and more.

Marie Jones reveals a new side to her writing style with this gentle, acutely perceptive trio of interlocking monologues.

An invitation to eavesdrop on private conversations and peek into private moments in one of Belfast’s coolest hotspots.

A nuanced central performance brings humanity and vulnerability to the two grotesque figures at the heart of World War II’s propaganda battle.

Druid draws its Plantagenet history play cycle to a close in a bloody horror show of epic proportions.

Shakespeare’s enchanting comedy of love, magic and mischief comes to the romantic heart of Montmartre on warm, summer evenings in Paris.

As the Brexit storm clouds gather, two festivals dedicated to Beckett and Friel highlight the political complexities and artistic possibilities surrounding the Irish border.