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DANCE REVIEW: The Meal

DANCE REVIEW: The Meal

Dylan Quinn Dance Theatre and dramaturg Emma Jordon explore issues of ideology and masculinity at The MAC

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THEATRE REVIEW: Love For Sale

THEATRE REVIEW: Love For Sale

A Charles Bukowski short story is relocated to Belfast, where blow-up dolls remains taboo

CONFERENCE REVIEW: All-Ireland Performing Arts Conference

CONFERENCE REVIEW: All-Ireland Performing Arts Conference

A plethora of informed speakers consider the theme of change

THEATRE REVIEW: Can't Forget About You

THEATRE REVIEW: Can't Forget About You

David Ireland's 'raucous sexual comedy' has the Lyric audience in stitches, but there's more to it than simple innuendo

THEATRE REVIEW: Dancing at Lughnasa

THEATRE REVIEW: Dancing at Lughnasa

Newtownstewart Theatre Company do justice to Brien Friel's beloved play at the Strule Arts Centre in Omagh

COMEDY REVIEW: Bravo Figaro!

COMEDY REVIEW: Bravo Figaro!

Firebrand comic Mark Thomas turns inward in this moving one-man show about strained family relationships and opera

THEATRE REVIEW: Love, Billy

THEATRE REVIEW: Love, Billy

Graham Reid's latest Billy play is uncomfortable viewing for Malachi O'Doherty, who sympathises with the returning hero's familial struggles

THEATRE REVIEW: Soul Sister

THEATRE REVIEW: Soul Sister

The Ike and Tina Turner story comes to Belfast, replete with hilarious wigs and a crowd-pleasing set of classic songs

THEATRE REVIEW: The Factory Girls

THEATRE REVIEW: The Factory Girls

Caitríona McLaughlin's adaptation of Frank McGuinness's play is a City of Culture highlight

THEATRE REVIEW: Tillies

THEATRE REVIEW: Tillies

Patsy Durnin's authentic recollection of factory life in Derry~Londonderry is, nevertheless, light on darkness