Art imitates life in this courageous reshaping of Shakespeare’s great history play, with a newly-diagnosed disabled actor in the title role.

A dramatically revised version of Lorca’s rural tragedy removes it from the steamy heat of 1930s southern Spain to the chill and gloom of the Irish borderlands in the modern day.

Climate change is the most pressing issue of our time. Some 70 young dancers from across Ireland stage their own epic-scale protest.

The charismatic Galician piper Carlos Nuñez is one of the world’s great artists. Along with a company of gifted musicians, he performs his new album Celtic Sea at the 2024 Festival Interceltique de Lorient.

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.