Joyce’s Molly Bloom has her own weekend of festivities at the climax of the two-year Ulysses: European Odyssey.

A symphony built around protest and activism makes for a thrilling new adventure for the Ulster Orchestra.

A multi-faceted celebration of the work of Samuel Beckett connects two great cities – Paris and Liverpool .

A play, inspired by life on the Paris streets and the Côte d’Azur, receives its European premiere in the city where it all began.

The Ulster Orchestra honours the departure of its dynamic music director Daniele Rustioni with Mahler’s monumental Symphony No 2.

An unprecedented pairing of Caravaggios and 70 works by Sir John Lavery make for an exceptional visit to Belfast’s Ulster Museum.

Digital memorialisation meets immersive, site-specific theatre in the shifting shape of a recreated family wake in a Belfast home.

It’s been an excellent year for Northern Ireland theatre. Here’s a selection of some of the highlights of 2023.

Gare St Lazare Ireland, the leading Beckett specialists, have opened an artists’ residency an hour from Paris, dedicated to the great Irish writer.

Irish actress Valene Kane takes on the role of a lifetime, a part she has waited years to play.