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Aspects Irish Literature Festival 2007
Reviews and highlights from Bangor's word-fest -
An Artist's Medium
From Picasso to the Belfast Print Workshop, we explore the wide appeal of printmaking -
Wonderful World of Worders
Derry's Guildhall Press collects 525 international nanotales -
Orlando
OTC production mixes the classical with the contemporary, writes Graeme Stewart -
Commemorating the First World War
Catherine Switzer takes a closer look at Northern Ireland's war memorials -
Bog People
Four Heaney-inspired tales hit the stage, reports Lisa Fitzpatrick -
Kate's Humble Habitats
Autumnal tips from nature lover and television presenter Kate Humble -
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 -
The Seattle Sound in Derry
Fighting With Wire and Mojo Fury find nirvana in NI -
RECIPE: Raspberry Muffins
Niall Harbison's video recipe from iFoods.tv -
RECIPE: Smoked Fish Chowder
The Bay Tree's Sue Farmer cooks a classic fish dish -
RECIPE: Smoked salmon with Soda Bread, Sorrel and Cress
Northern Irish food straight from The Great British Menu -
RECIPE: Seared Lamb
Sean Owen's seared loin of Sperrin lamb with lamb shank pie, cabbage and bacon -
The Ability To Share
Share Music pushes the boundaries of physicality and perception, writes James Gracey -
A Tale of Two Finales
The Ulster Orchestra's new season takes off at St Anne's, reports Graeme Stewart -
Foy Vance Will Blow You Away
Kirsten Kearney interrogates the man with the oddest name in music -
Coming Together at Culture Club
Meet the mind of your dreams at OMAC's Culture Club, James Gracey reports -
Antigone
Theatre Knights tackle Sophocles' epic tragedy -
Rock Doves
Marie Jones' New York premiere is a treat but doesn't take off, says Dan Bacalzo -
Brian Irvine
A CultureNorthernIreland profile of Belfast composer Brian Irvine -
Brian Friel
A profile of one of Ireland's most accomplished playwrights and authors -
Belfast Bulls
Belfast Bulls wrestling club opens with dreams of Olympic gold, reports Sinead McNicholl -
Living With Lithography
Amanda Croft sheds some light on International Contemporary Lithography at Queen's -
What's your Heritage?
Explore what history, heritage and the landscape mean to you with exclusive multimedia -
The Hypochondriac-t
David Lewis finds a healthy adaptation of Molière at The Lyric -
Scenes From The Big Picture
Kirsten Kearney watches Owen McCafferty's Belfast play come home -
Northern Star
Martin Lynch in conversation with award winning playwright Owen McCafferty -
Owen McCafferty & Martin Lynch
Belfast's prizewinning playwright in conversation with Martin Lynch -
Brendan graces Tyrone
Top comedian celebrates 37 years in the business at Strule Arts Centre -
Ian McDonald's international success
The Djinn's Wife wins at the literary Oscars -
Blue Remembered Hills
Bruiser Theatre Company celebrate 10th anniversary with Potter classic -
Free Wheeling
Pro cyclist Stephen Gallagher is in it for the long haul, reports Sinead McNicholl -
Tom Paulin
The poet and broadcaster is sometimes polemical but always with purpose, says Martin Mooney -
Dance Experts in Derry
Contact improvisation masterclass at the Waterside Theatre -
What's the Rackett?
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon rocks Belfast, writes Steven Rainey
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