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  • Doppelgänger

    Peter Liversidge's Symbolist exhibition at The MAC is a psychosexual Where's Wally?

  • Barry Douglas

    Jenny Cathcart takes a trip down memory lane at Fermanagh Live thanks to the virtuoso pianist

  • Foil, Arms & Hog

    Dublin-based trio perform a short but sweet set at the Belly Laughs Comedy Festival in Belfast

  • Martin Bell

    Acclaimed war correspondent on learning his craft in Troubles-era Northern Ireland

  • Bangor Literary Tour

    Kenneth Irvine traverses the 'Cradle of Modern Irish Literature' with poetry, song and not a few tenuous links

  • A Most Wanted Man

    Philip Seymour Hoffman is every inch the jaded spook in his final film directed by Anton Corbijn

  • Pentecost

    Lyric Theatre's latest production is beautifully written, directed with brio and perfectly performed

  • Jonathan Harker and Dracula

    Gerard McCarthy plays a plethora of characters in Ulster Theatre Company's game adaptation

  • Crossing the Water

    Jeffrey Morgan exhibits 40 years' worth of canvases capturing his wife, author Patricia Craig, in thought
  • Cabaret

    Cabaret

    Bruiser's confident, sassy and perfectly judged musical is a must see show at The MAC

  • A Walk Among the Tombstones

    Liam Neeson stars in this stylish, lean adaptation of the Lawrence Block novel

  • The Starry Messenger

    Derry's Void gallery exhibits a cross-section of video works shot on 16mm film

  • First Aid Kit

    Swedish sister act show themselves to be shining lights of the nu-folk scene at Mandela Hall

  • Beyond Measure

    Concepts of time and space inspire a range of artists including Patrick Pye at the Strule Arts Centre

  • In Order of Disappearance

    Hans Petter Moland channels the Coens in this comic revenge thriller shot on the Norwegian tundra

  • My Heaney

    'When terrible things happen, we go to the poets.' Broadcaster Seamus McKee reads at On Home Ground

  • On Home Ground

    Claire Savage takes in poetry, music and the debut public reading by children's author DD Everest  
  • Tom Hartley

    Milltown Cemetery

    Tom Hartley writes a richly complex history of the Belfast graveyard

  • Planted

    New Trad quintet Moxie release an uplifting debut album on jazz drummer David Lyttle's Lyte Records

  • The Hundred-Foot Journey

    Lasse Hallström's adaptation is aesthetically pleasing but stuffed full of unpalatable clichés

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