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Immersive play at The MAC takes audiences on a journey around abortion rights
Comprised of 12 scenes and an installation, Now For The North explores the subject from a wide variety of women's perspectives, explains the Artistic Director of Three’s Theatre Company, Anna Leckey -
Fifty Shades of Shame
Joanne Savage on why she will be avoiding cinemas this weekend as Sam Taylor-Johnson's steamy adaptation of the EL James book starring Jamie Dornan hits theatres -
Salome
Strauss, Oscar Wilde and Northern Ireland Opera combine in a sexy, dangerous and accessible production at Belfast's Grand Opera House -
The Fifth Province
Dylan Quinn Dance Theatre remake the rules of choreography for a daring work exploring Irish mythology at The MAC -
Michael Longley's Cultural Life
Following the announcement that he is to receive the freedom of Belfast, read an archive Q&A with the acclaimed poet -
Eimear McBride on A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing
'Publishers should stop patronising readers.' The new author on the remarkable success of her experimental debut novel -
MAC International
Joanne Savage appreciates flashes of brilliance at The MAC but hopes for greater thrills in future -
Crossing the Water
Jeffrey Morgan exhibits 40 years' worth of canvases capturing his wife, author Patricia Craig, in thought -
Where Are They Now?
Bill Kirk traces the trajectory of Belfast residents originally photographed in the 1970s and 80s -
Palimpsest
An inventive contemporary musing on the fraught nexus between past and present at the Golden Thread Gallery -
Kin
Richard Gorman's meaningless abstract paintings with a Japanese bent leave Joanne Savage flabbergasted -
Idir Dhá Aigne
Michael Doherty and John Stewart present two very different visions of Belfast at An Culturlann -
One City One Book 2014
Author David Park on the 'feminist impulse' behind The Poets' Wives, the focus of a month-long reading initiative -
Abstract Armature
Simon McWilliams focuses on Belfast's architectural rebirth in his first show in the city for two decades -
Kara Walker
Californian multi-disciplinary artist confronts American slave history with this endlessly inventive exhibition at The MAC -
In Darkness and Secure Baroque Exhibition
Artist Andrew Haslett explains the Baroque influences behind his new exhibition of paintings in Cregagh Library -
Between Two Worlds
This exhibition of abstract expressionist paintings at the FE McWilliam Gallery is 'uplifting to behold' -
The Air They Capture is Different
Sculptural exhibition in The MAC is 'subtle to the point of obfuscation', but Lothar Götz's mural saves the day -
Reflections on Costume
Joanne Savage considers how 'body fascism keeps women worrying' after a visit to the Ulster Museum -
Ten Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci
'A brief but completely enthralling glimpse into the workings of the effervescent mind of a true genius'
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