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Guidelines for a Long and Happy Life
Paul Kennedy and Kerry Woods on staging an apocalypse play in an abandoned warehouse -
Shaun Williamson is More Than an Extra
The former Eastender straps on his dancing shoes for Rhinestone Mondays at the Grand Opera House -
Greenwood Players to Perform Shakespeare in Belvoir Forest
Sci-fi author Ian McDonald tackles the bard's 'sketches, songs, sonnets and soliloquies' -
The Biscuit Tin Readings at The Ulster Hall
New writers given platform -
Gay, Bi-Racial Playwright Writes About Belfast Women
Shannon Sickels makes being an outsider an artform -
Marie Jones Stars in Dockers
The playwright talks about being back on stage and playing a money-lender with a 'bit of a heart' -
The Ulster Kama Sutra
People thought Andrea Montgomery was mad, but the Foxy Box of Thought is coming to an Art and Design Festival near you -
Brendan at the Chelsea
Playwright Janet Behan talks about her uncle, who had 'a great gift for living', and her biographical play at the Lyric Theatre -
ACES Artists: James McAleavey
The ACES participant talks about being broke, Turning the Page and how Tinderbox is like his kindly uncle -
Conall Morrison Prepares for The Crucible
The director of the new Lyric Theatre's inaugural play returns to home turf -
ACES Artists: Anna Newell
The ACES participant talks about working with Young at Art, attending the World Congress of Children's Theatre and dancing with two year olds -
Adapting Othello the Bruiser Way
Patrick J O'Reilly talks about working on 'one of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies' -
Shoot The Crow Finally Comes Home
Owen McCafferty's play has never been produced in Belfast. Listen to a scene from rehearsals -
Ulster Museum Welcomes The Rivals
Theatre director Rosie Pelan wants her actors to 'romp, romp, romp' in post-Restoration comedy -
Rising Star: Patsy Hughes
Back in Belfast for Christmas, the Welsh director looks forward to directing a one-man version of Faustus -
Noemi Lakmaier
The disabled artist talks about her exciting installation at the Belfast Festival -
Foot-Washing for the Sole
Adrian Howell wants to get eye-to-toe with the feet of Belfast at the Belfast Festival at Queen's -
My Cultural Life: Lisa May
Woman of the Year in Art, Lisa May of Bruiser Theatre Company reveals where she stands on catchy pop and much more -
INTERVIEW: Gary Mitchell
He's no Suicide Brunette, but intimidation won't stop this playwright writing -
The Kitchen, The Bedroom and The Grave
Marx, eco-coffins, sexuality and how they all fit together
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