Abigail’s Party
A sparky revival of Mike Leigh’s biting social satire evokes the Seventies in all their kitsch glory.
Read More Abigail’s PartyThe Colleen Bawn
Cool nerves and a steady hand steer Boucicoult’s rowdy melodrama to a merry conclusion
Read More The Colleen BawnHow Roisin Became Beverly
From ‘wee West Belfast Catholic’ to gobby Essex girl – actress
Roisin Gallagher chronicles the journey.
Grief is the Thing with Feathers
Theatrical fireworks aside, Cillian Murphy delivers a performance drenched in humanity, mythology and loss.
Read More Grief is the Thing with FeathersCOAL
An exceptional piece of dance theatre captures the anger and
anguish of the Miners’ Strike.
A Personal Reflection – In Memory of Liam O’Flynn
The passing of master piper Liam O’Flynn bequeaths a wealth of musical treasures.
Read More A Personal Reflection – In Memory of Liam O’FlynnDouble Helpings from Cahoots NI
Two helpings of Cahoots NI in a single day – one sweet, one dark and bitter.
Read More Double Helpings from Cahoots NIHolding the World in the Palm of its Hand
All grown up – Young at Art and the Belfast Children’s Festival reach the ripe old age of 20 with another feast of international treats.
Read More Holding the World in the Palm of its HandImagine! Festival of Ideas and Politics
New ideas? Forward thinking? Fresh perspectives on Brexit, poverty, homelessness, inequality? In Northern Ireland? Imagine that. Well, yes …
Read More Imagine! Festival of Ideas and PoliticsMay the Road Rise Up
The plight of homeless people is brought centre stage in a play calling for society to rise up.
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