The homophobic views of some of Northern Ireland’s leading politicians ring out at the heart of this fearless, beautifully staged new opera, which opens the 2019 Outburst Queer Arts Festival.

Removed takes audiences into the shadowy world experienced by children in the care system, leaving them crying out for change.

It looks gorgeous and showcases two exceptional acting talents, but ultimately The Good Liar sounds a rather predictable note.

The Belfast Ensemble, under director Conor Mitchell, takes a bold stand against hate speech directed at the gay community in this no-holds barred new opera.

You haven’t lived until you’ve entered the doors of the world’s worst café. And, from what’s on the menu, you might not live long afterwards …

Subversive, mischievous and funny, The Alternative offers a wicked parallel universe to the chaotic land of Brexit.

A lesson in astrophysics was never so much fun as when young audiences head out into the big blue yonder in the company of Cahoots NI.

This raucous, nightmarish new take on an Irish classic moves out of the lonesome west at the turn of the 20th century and into the Derry/Donegal borderlands at the height of the Troubles.

An exceptional central performance brings genuine emotion and deep feeling to this seamless Belfastised version of Willy Russell’s evergreen favourite.

Three’s Theatre Company’s multi-faceted storytelling installation throws new light and new angles onto the Pro-Choice campaign in Northern Ireland.