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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
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
One City One Book 2014
Author David Park on the 'feminist impulse' behind The Poets' Wives, the focus of a month-long reading initiative
In Darkness and Secure Baroque Exhibition
Artist Andrew Haslett explains the Baroque influences behind his new exhibition of paintings in Cregagh Library
Fiona Henry Paints The Mournes and More
County Down artist finds inspiration in nature – and paints an unlikely portrait
May, Lou & Cass: Jane Austen's Nieces in Ireland
Author Sophia Hillan on the three women whose lives repeated the passions and travails of their aunt's novels
Bible Talk With Melvyn Bragg
Ahead of his Ulster Museum lecture, Lord Bragg discusses the positive impact of the King James Bible
Cara Dillon Plays Homecoming Gig
With a new album to promote, the Dungiven songstress looks forward to the 'therapy' of live performance
Lionel Shriver Reporting on The Troubles
The author of We Need to Talk About Kevin speaks with Joanne Savage about how 'we can all still end well'
Around Oz on a Triumph
Motorheads Geoff Hill and Colin O’Carroll zoomed around Australia on a pair of Triumphs and captured the adventure in a new travel memoir
Why The Arts Matter: Haiti Lives
A photographic exhibition in Belfast's Waterfront Hall, organised by Oxfam, aims to raise awareness and aid the recovery in Haiti
Ulster's Underground Caravaggio
Artist Andrew Haslett revisits Renaissance techniques in his religious paintings. He tells Joanne Savage about being inspired by the bible and the baroque
Armagh Poet Foresaw Irish Crash
Peter Makem on predicting the demise of the Celtic Tiger and remembering the 'Ireland of the Light'
Why The Arts Matter: Art As Therapy
Joanne Savage found solace in creativity during a troubled childhood
An Appointment With Mr Yeats
The Waterboys frontman has set Yeats’s poetry to music and tells Joanne Savage about being radical with the Irishman’s lyrics
Bernie Brown
Photographer Bernie Brown talks to Joanne Savage about capturing the landscape and mood of Strangford Lough with her wily lens
Columbo: Prescription Murder
Dirk Benedict, better known as Face from The A-Team, prepares to play Columbo in Belfast. Joanne Savage caught up with the former soldier of fortune
Rita Duffy
'Damien Hirst is a complete charlatan.' Belfast's busiest artist on makes good art, cultural courage and why it is more important to journey than arrive