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Rediscover NI
Watch films and read diaries from the 2007 Washington festival -
The Adventures of Pinocchio
Anne-Marie Marquess has a whale of a time, and no fibbing -
Closer
David Lewis finds delicious, lascivious entertainment in Patrick Marber's award-winning play -
Tim McGarry
One of Northern Ireland's top comedians has advice for aspiring stand-ups, writes Lee Henry -
Belfast's Big MAC
With a new site in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, Anne McReynolds remembers the Old Museum Arts Centre -
Prime Cut Nominated Twice in Irish Theatre Awards
Owen McCafferty's Scenes From The Big Picture set for awards success -
Mary O'Malley Changed the NI Stage
Lee Henry pays tribute to the founder of Belfast's Lyric Players Theatre -
The Final Words of Thomas Russell
Philip Orr and Will Irvine produce a bold one-man show -
A Night In November
Patrick Kielty comes of age in a timely and energetic performance, says David McLaughlin -
After The End
Edgy and provocative psychological drama from Prime Cut Productions -
Flesh Dense
Red Lemon presents an all-singing, all-dancing tale of lust for the prize -
Prime Cut nominated twice in Irish Theatre Awards
Owen McCafferty's Scenes From The Big Picture set for awards success -
OUT TO LUNCH: Toby Hadoke
Anne-Marie Marquess discovers what happens when moths eat your Dr Who scarf -
OUT TO LUNCH: Gerry and the Peace Process
Gerry and the Peace Makers offer satire, song and merriment, finds Anne-Marie Marquess -
OUT TO LUNCH: Eilidh's Daily Ukulele Ceilidh
Anne-Marie Marquess enters the weird and wonderful world of the ukulele -
The Duke of Hope
Grimes & McKee put a Duke onstage, but how special is he? David McLaughlin finds out -
Macbeth
Location, location, location: Kirsten Kearney toils in Crumlin Road Gaol -
Aladdin
Paul Hamilton salutes C21's genie-us production for the whole family -
Nought As Queer As Folk
The first Outburst queer arts festival comes to Belfast -
In Memory of Mary
Tom Paulin and Michael Longley mark the Lyric Theatre's enduring contribution to NI's creative life -
It's Not All Rain and Potatoes
Anne-Marie Marquess gets lyrical about all things Irish -
Let's Talk About Sex
The Vagina Monologues is raising pulses as well as awareness, says Lyra McKee -
The Flea Pit
Lee Henry undergoes a crisis of confidence in Botanic Gardens -
Dancing at Lughnasa
David Lewis gives his verdict on Gerard McSorley's triumphant return to the Lyric -
Truth in Translation
David Lewis witnesses a top-class performance with parallels to NI -
Henry & Harriet
Kabosh take David Lewis on a madcap dash around Titanic Town -
An Enemy of the People wins award
Martin Lynch awarded by the Irish Playwright & Screenwriters Guild -
Bell, Book and Candle
Pleasant romantic comedy missing magical spark, writes Anne-Marie Marquess -
The Wizard of Oz
Liam Neeson lends his voice to an ambitious final production at the Lyric -
Frank Skinner
David McLaughlin celebrates Frank Skinner's return to stand-up -
Stand Up For Justice
Where there be darkness, let comedy bring light, writes Lee Henry -
The Tailor's Daughter
Graeme Stewart is away with the fairies at the Grand Opera House -
Sean Lock
Cockney comic Sean Lock gets the Belfast treatment, writes Lee Henry -
Bog People
Four Heaney-inspired tales hit the stage, reports Lisa Fitzpatrick -
Sam McCready's New York State of Mind
After years of success in America, the acclaimed director returns to Belfast -
Starlight Express
Anne-Marie Marquess climbs aboard the sensational Starlight Express -
Blue Remembered Hills
Potter's exploration of the child psyche still packs a punch -
New York State of Mind
Contrasting Belfast and the Big Apple is no big deal, says Brendan Deeds -
Scenes From The Big Picture
'The Belfast audience's famously black sense of humour now borders on imbecility.' -
Brushing Up On Our Gaelic
Aisling Ghéar are bringing Irish language theatre up to date, writes James Gracey
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