Latest on Culture Northern Ireland
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Satirical play that sparked riots in Paris is being reimagined in Belfast
Tinderbox Theatre Company will present the politically-charged parody Ubu the King at the MAC this month, based on the controversial classic from a century ago
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Local writers to celebrate suffrage exhibition's success at Mount Stewart
The historic property will host special readings to mark the end of Faces of Change: Votes for Women which commemorated the suffrage centenary in 2018
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Job Opportunity: Administrator at Charles Wood Festival of Music and Summer School
The festival named after the renowned Armagh-born composer has been celebrating his work for nearly 30 years
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Launch of €1.82m cross-border cultural programme 'Making the Future' from museum collections
Participants from 'all walks of life' are sought to get involved in the project and have their voices heard through high profile exhibitions and much more
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Stratospheric programme launched for this year's NI Science Festival
The festival's 200 events will touch on milestone anniversaries of the first moon landing and the internet, explore today's hot topics and enrapture the minds of young and old
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Have a 'Perry' Christmas with tickets to pioneering producer of Bob Marley and The Clash
Reggae and dub innovator Lee 'Scratch' Perry, who helped kick start Marley's career in the 1960s, is returning for a second live show in two years at the Nerve Centre, Derry
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Drummer David Lyttle is helping you beat the January blues with jazz
The MOBO-nominated musician is taking his dynamic sound to Garvagh in the new year as he continues his mission to give small towns a taste of something different
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Iconic Belfast artwork exhibited as 'Christmas gift to the city'
The public have been given the chance to see a famous 19th century piece by James Glen Wilson at the Belfast School of Art campus over the festive period
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The Lyric Theatre has announced a thrilling new season for 2019
Following on from its 50th anniversary year a host of major productions will help kick off the next chapter for one of Belfast's most beloved institutions
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Artists presented with Northern Ireland's 'highest honour' award grants
Malachi O’Doherty, Rosemary Jenkinson, Ed Bennett, Carol Moore will each receive £15,000 worth of Arts Council NI funding for new individual projects
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Belfast's Out to Lunch festival promises 'life-affirming sustenance for troubled times'
With Brexit looming and ongoing discord around the Cathedral Quarter's future, this year's events are aimed more than ever to brighten up dark days
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Belfast's AVA Festival is heading back to London
The annual dance-driven music fest is going across the water again for a packed St Patrick's weekend day of performances and industry talks