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  • Prick 3

    Pr!ck

    Shot Glass Theatre's love letter to cinema's comedy-romps of old offers an ambitious commentary on contemporary arts coverage disguised in seventies sleaze
  • The Sessions Main

    The Sessions

    Beatlemania returns to Belfast as the Fab Four's kaleidoscopic catalogue comes to life in a joyous re-staging of their Abbey Road exploits
  • Attila the Stockbroker

    Attila the Stockbroker

    The firebrand poet exemplifies the rejuvenating power of punk in a razor-sharp and surprisingly poignant Out to Lunch performance
  • The Importance of Being Earnest Review

    The Importance of Being Earnest

    Not everything works in this risky all-male revision, but ultimately the source material proves it to be still Wilde at heart
  • Steve Richards

    Rock'n'Roll Politics Election Special

    Political columnist Steve Richards considers how the May 2015 general election might pan out at the inaugural Imagine! Belfast Festival of Ideas and Politics
  • Zombies

    Zombie Science

    Are you prepared for the zombie apocalypse? Zombiologist Dr Ken Howe joins forces with the NI Science Festival to equip Northern Ireland for the inevitable
  • The Fureys

    The Fureys

    Celtic roots music aristocracy attract tourists from across Europe to Belfast's Waterfront Hall for a rousing evening of laments and reels

  • Niamh McGlinchey

    The country singer entertains at Out To Lunch

  • Slimmer for Christmas

    Leesa Harker updates Pride and Prejudice for the 80s generation

  • Damage

    A suppressed emotion will do anything to survive in Patrick J O'Reilly's gay conversion therapy drama

  • From Bolshoi to Belfast

    The evolving aesthetics of Russian theatre revealed at Crumlin Road Gaol

  • Jonathan Harker and Dracula

    Gerard McCarthy plays a plethora of characters in Ulster Theatre Company's game adaptation

  • Art of the Troubles

    Jane Hardy considers the role of art in our understanding of man's inhumanity to man

  • Dirty Dancin' in Le Shebeen

    Leesa Harker's latest saucy stage adaptation is flaccid, but Maggie Muff dances on

  • The Nose

    Patrick J O'Reilly adapts Nikolai Gogol's satirical short story with hilarious results at The MAC

  • Priscilla

    Stephan Elliot's 1994 film transfers to the Grand Opera House stage chock full of pathos and pop songs