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Dickens Before Sound
A series of early Dickens adaptations is a hit and miss affair at Queen's Film Theatre -
Austerity Begins at Queen's Film Theatre
Out with the old, in with the new. Film buffs get busy at Swap Shop -
A Christmas Carol
Wireless Mystery Theatre perform a period radio play of Dickens' beloved story -
Belfast Print Workshop Xmas Exhibition
There are no mince pieces, but plenty of Christmas cheer -
Shipwrecked
Three traditions of song combine to tell the story one man's journey post-Armada -
Men, Manhood, Sex and the Dishes
'The difference between what women had and what they have, is the difference between Doris Day and Germaine Greer' -
A Pleasing Terror at Belfast Festival
Author John Connolly comes north to talk about the eerie works of MR James -
Picturing America
A timely retrospective on defining images of USA is found lacking. -
John Connolly and Alan Glynn
No Alibis' David Torrans hosts an evening with acclaimed crime writers John Connolly and Alan Glynn -
Sunday Treats
Despite the rain, two very different performers attempt to tickle Belfast's funny bone -
Lessons of Darkness
Werner Herzog's Gulf War 'documentary' sparks debate at the Belfast Photo Festival -
Oklahoma!
The Theatre at the Mill's Summer Youth Musical Group tear it up -
Jones and Barnard
The Festival of Fools' Sunday Treats draw an unlikely crowd in central Belfast -
Captain America
It's big and it's fun, but this Made in America superhero romp is not at all dumb -
The Jungle Book
Drawing on Rudyard Kiplings original stories, this production has something for everyone -
Lughnasa Festival at Carrickfergus Castle
Discover the history of the ancient Irish festival -
1984
George Orwell's allegory is 'a deceptively challenging story to adapt' -
The Tree of Life
Terrence Malick creates a 'visual poem' for the 21st century - are you willing to be moved? -
Starstruck at the Ulster Museum
World class costume exhibition features iconic pieces from film and television. Listen to an audio tour of the exhibition presented by Jane Coyle in the podcast to the left -
TITANICa
The people's story of the ill-fated liner and the workers who made her -
The Forgotten Waltz
The Booker Prize winner Anne Enright continues to explore the anatomization of women's lives -
Pip Utton is Charles Dickens
The dramatist has taken on Hitler and others - now he explores the inequalities of Victorian society as the beloved novelist -
Blackness After Midnight
Did Captain Lord of the California snooze while the Titanic sank? -
Festival of Fools - Peewee Has His Say
Wise men say only fools rush in, but we can't help falling in love with the Festival of Fools -
King Lear
Standing room only at the Grand Opera House, but it's worth it for Derek Jacobi's 'chilling whispers' as the dotard king -
The Long Shadow of Nosferatu
Tutor George Fleeton explains the eternal appeal of the vampire, and looks forward to a showing in the Ulster Hall
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