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  • NT Live Season: Nation

    Terry Pratchett's Nation broadcast live from the National Theatre in London to a screen near you - in the QFT, to be precise

  • The Rape of Lucrece

    Tammy Moore talks with actor Gerard Logan about Doctor Who and the Rape of Lucrece

  • Elvis McGonagall and Mark Madden

    Across the UK celebrities ears start to burn as Elvis McGonagall takes the stage at the Black Box.

  • Austen's Women

    Guy Masterson and Rebecca Vaughn emancipate Austen's Women in this powerful theatre adaptation

  • Stomp

    Eddie Mullan finds out what all the noise is about down at the Waterfront

  • Budget Cuts For The Arts

    Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure announce £1.1 million budget cuts

  • A Vampire Story

    The Lyric jump on the blood-drinking bandwagon

  • Brenda Blethyn Is Haunted

    The Academy Award-nominated actress prepares to tread the boards in Belfast. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview

  • Greenstick Boy

    Maggie Cronin returns to punk-era London for a spot of soul searching

  • Andrew Maxwell

    The comedy anarchist deflowers Tammy Moore's e-reader

  • A Vampire Story

    Playwright Moira Buffini on writing big stories for little people
  • Helen Lewis

    Helen Lewis, 1916-2009

    Holocaust survivor and choreographer leaves behind an inspirational legacy

  • Queen's Student Reviews

    Five students on the 2010 theatre criticism course give their verdicts on five different productions

  • Stomp

    It's the most successful percussive dance show in the world. But founder Luke Cresswell would rather be at a rave

  • The Tale of Beauty and the Tail of the Beast

    Lyric's postmodern panto forgets about the children

  • The Best of Dance 2009

    Jane Coyle on the highlights of the year

  • My Cultural Life: Alan McKee

    One half of comedy duo Grimes and McKee on being the last actor to voice Gerry Adams, instigating a duel between Carravaggio and Morrissey and having beef with Interflora

  • Eddie Izzard

    'There’s a real vibrancy in Belfast now... South Africa and Northern Ireland are the big success stories.'

  • Roy Chubby Brown/Kevin Bloody Wilson

    Veteran 'adult entertainers' turn the Waterfront and the Ulster Hall into 'politically correct-free zones'

  • The Weein

    Red Lemon bring the curtain down on OMAC in style

  • Home Boy Home

    Eamon Friel enjoys Scott Marshall's debut at the Derry Playhouse

  • Howl!

    Grimes and McKee's Christmas show has Joe Nawaz roaring with laughter

  • Bison

    'Poignant, painful and painfully funny' - Joe Nawaz warms to an engaging portrayal of modern gay men

  • Bill Bailey

    The hirsute comedian brings his Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra to Belfast

  • Sleep Eat Party

    The kids are alright in the latest production from Tinderbox

  • MT4Uth Win Volunteer Award

    Belfast-based charity Music Theatre 4 Youth win award for outstanding voluntary contribution

  • Adam Hills

    Aussie comic Adam Hills arrives with an edgy, feel-good show

  • Hanging In There/Touching Distance

    Politics and the workplace provide unequal inspiration at the Belfast Festival

  • Damian Gorman

    Meet the acclaimed playwright ahead of new Tinderbox production Sleep Eat Party and his 'Ballycastle nativity', Stars

  • A Skull In Connemara

    Garbhan Downey is unimpressed by skull-smashing in Strabane

  • The Musician

    Joe Nawaz finds plenty to scream about in Cahoots' nerve-shredding production

  • Black Milk

    Sigarev's new Russia gets lost in translation

  • To Be Straight With You

    William Crawley on the importance of artistic representation in the fight for human rights. Click Play Audio to listen to a panel discussion, chaired by Crawley, following a performance in the Grand Opera House

  • This Is What We Sang

    Kabosh present a 'touching portrayal of the history of Belfast's jewish community'

  • My Cultural Life: Conor Mitchell

    The musical dramatist on loving London, reading music and the inspiration of education 
  • Sean Hughes

    Sean Hughes

    'As far as I'm concerned, if you eat fish and you say you're a vegetarian you've got the exact same principles as the Nazis.'

  • Cyrano

    Unrequited love plays out against a turbulent period in French history, including the costumes, the moves, and of course that enlarged nose 

  • This Is What We Sang

    Playwright Gavin Kostick on writing about a community close to extinction. Watch a video tour of the Belfast Synagogue below, led by Adrian Levy

  • One & Other

    Standing on a plinth in Trafalgar Square was the experience of a lifetime for Belfast filmmaker Tom Magill. Watch a video of Tom's appearance below

  • To Be Straight With You

    'An unsettling, magnificent production that fizzes with imagination.'

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