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  • Ripple Affect

    Dive into a dance world of waves, hugs and harmonies and experience the Ripple Affect

  • Flashdance

    Anne-Marie Marquess relives the 1980s dance audition of the decade

  • Woman and Scarecrow

    Engaging, instructionary tale of regret and rancour

  • City of Derry Drama Festival

    Amateur players from across Ireland head Folyeside to win points - and prizes  

  • The Grand Dame Returns

    BELFAST 2009 and the reopening of the Ulster Hall. Click Play Audio for a podcast with Free Fringe progammer Adam Turkington

  • My Cultural Life: Emma Jordan

    Prime Cut director on her admiration of 'Saint' Seamus Heaney and Stewart Parker and why there's something for everyone in Marina Carr 

  • New Chief Executive for Lyric Theatre

    Ciarán McAuley joins the team to build the theatre anew

  • The Home Place

    Brian Friel's fissiparous new play fails to come together

  • The Gentlemen's Tea-Drinking Society

    Ransom's new play on science and celebrity has short half-life

  • The Sleeping Beauty

    Frappé, fairies and fabric make this Scottish Ballet production unforgettable

  • Give My Head Peace – The Farewell Tour

    Belfast's comic stalwards bid farewell - again

  • Holmes' Latest Case

    David Holmes talks about writing his first theatre music, for Ransom Production's new play The Gentlemen's Tea-Drinking Society

  • A Little Closer

    Ivan Little finally gives up the day job - but will it be an easy ride as a full time actor? Click Play Audio for a podcast interview

  • Chronicles of Long Kesh

    Whatever your political convictions, Martin Lynch's latest drama makes arresting viewing

  • What's the Difference between Gaza and Gazza?

    Fancy a crack at stand up comedy? Peter Geoghegan finds out if he's got what it takes  

  • Owen O'Neill

    Tyrone funny man goes Out To Lunch

  • Conleth Hill

    Star of The Home Place takes time out to talk about Peter Kay, ethnology and the challenges of the job. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview

  • Shappi Khorsandi

    'Racism can be a beautiful thing.' British-Iranian comedienne propounds Halal Guinness and epidurals for all

  • Queen's Criticises

    Queen's University drama studies students review two plays by Northern Irish writers

  • Chronicles of Long Kesh

    Martin Lynch talks about his first play for two years

  • Out To Lunch 2009

    Out To Lunch defies the crunch. Click Play Audio for a podcast with Duke Special and Lord Mayor Tom Hartley, featuring music from Cara Cowan 

  • The Home Place

    New Brian Friel play for the Lyric to star Conleth Hill and Ian McElhinney

  • Des Bishop

    Irish-American comic has a dig at Newry, northern accents and the UDA

  • Making Moves

    New course to find future professional dancers in Northern Ireland

  • Arguments For Terrorism

    Bush and Blair rue their end of days at the Old Museum Arts Centre

  • Juno and the Paycock

    Association of Regional Theatres production revives a classic of Irish theatre

  • Lucy Caldwell

    The acclaimed playwright discusses her new play Carnival, set to premiere at this year's Belfast Festival at Queen's

  • Antigone

    Owen McCafferty discusses his latest adaptation. Click Play Audio for a podcast with McCafferty, with a reading from actor Walter McGonagle

  • On Eagle's Wing

    The thrilling story of the Scots-Irish emigration to the New World

  • Bruised

    'The play's characters are as likeable and compelling as a romantic weekend with a Dalek'

  • Stones In His Pockets

    Marie Jones' much-loved play gets the Gaelic treatment

  • Flights of Fancy

    Ulster Orchestra opens its new season with a fantastique voyage at the Waterfront Hall

  • Bruised

    Innovative Tinderbox production depicting Belfast in 2068

  • The Case of the Frightened Lady

    'Keith Singleton as Wallace is a sort of dashing weasel, reminiscent of Basil Fawlty'

  • Various

    Ricky Tomlinson, Michael Winslow and Ardal O'Hanlon bring the house down during a weekend of classic comedy in Belfast, Dublin and Derry

  • On Eagle's Wing

    Music and dance bring the story of the emigrating Scots to life. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview with composer John Anderson and lead man Peter Corry, featuring music from the production

  • Pumpgirl

    David Lewis watches sparks fly in the Irish premiere of Abbie Spallen's controversial play

  • Thriller Live

    A celebration of pop genius Michael Jackson, just don't mention the court case

  • Wham Bam Improv!

    Don't try to hide: spontaneous theatre returns at Belfast's Linen Hall Library

  • Free Theatre Training at the Lyric Drama Studio

    Six-month programme available for 20 aspiring actors

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