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Red Dragonfly productions' first play of innovative three-year project set for NI tour
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It caused a riot in Argentina – now Schaubühne Berlin brings its incendiary version of Ibsen's play to Belfast
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Schizothemia Theatre Company bring their First World War drama to Belfast in the year of centenaries from August 1
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Derry writer's ambitious new work is a written response to the dissident philosophy from a citizen’s perspective
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European Arts Company dramatise the epic courtroom battle between the witty playwright and Edward Carson
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Three plays written and produced by a female crew tell the story of Northern Ireland's better half
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The acclaimed playwright on the importance of reconciliation, the rise of racism and finally staging one of his finest plays in Belfast
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Radical choreographer brings his ground-breaking adaptation of Tchaikovsky's ballet to Belfast
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Maiden Voyage Dance welcome choreographer Enrique Cabrera to Belfast during Creativity Month
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Five days of performance, participation and learning at Creativity Month 2014
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Christopher Hampson's much-anticipated new ballet, based upon the Brothers Grimm story, set for Grand Opera House
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The prestigious Dublin-based acting school sets up shop in the Lyric Theatre in Belfast on January 11
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Composer Shaun Davey on the 'dramatic' closing concert of the City of Culture 2013 year
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The august institution celebrates a landmark anniversary with year-long programme of events
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Watch video from the Ulster Museum's major retrospective, which runs until February 2
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The Danish dancer brings Swan Lake and Romeo and Juliet to the Grand Opera House
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William Shakespeare's three plays set during the Wars of the Roses come to the Grand Opera House from August 28
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Choreographer Sian Thomas looks forward to The Return of Colmcille, the UK City of Culture's most spectacular event
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Kabosh Theatre Company bring to life some of Northern Ireland's greatest creators at the annual agricultural show
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Director Caitríona McLaughlin on the importance of Frank McGuinness's play to the people of Derry~Londonderry
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Fusing her love of music and art, Susan Hughes's current exhibition of portraits at the Ulster Hall features some familiar faces
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Theatre at the Mill adapt William Shakespeare's classic farce as a 1920s era musical. Meet the costumer charged with making it feel authentic
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The company dedicated to providing new opportunities for emerging actors adapt Simon Stephen's acclaimed play
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Can a new three-act performance piece inspire more young men to take up contemporary dance?
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Before its Grand Opera House run beginning March 12, Jane Coyle travels to Sadler's Wells to experience a fairytale for the Twilight generation
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Following the bombing of her family home during the Troubles, Eina McHugh spent years in therapy. Her new memoir details a very personal journey
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Following a comprehensive detective search, the Ulster Museum showcase rarely seen works by the multi-talented Belfast artist
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Having relocated to London, and starred in Hollywood blockbusters, the Belfast boy returns to the stage at the Grand Opera House
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The Culloden Estate hosts a world-class exhibition of Irish sculptures from Gormley's art dealers
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Family ties, original compositions and a classical twist - Northern Ireland's newest trad outfit have a lot to talk about
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A new theatre piece produced specifically for toddlers, Babble brings a touch of magic to the Pick 'n' Mix Festival
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The Scottish Ballet bring a 'thrilling new take on a great old play' to the Grand Opera House
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Will it be Julius Caesar in the Shankill or Shakespeare on the Titanic at the World Shakespeare Festival?
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Playwright Marie Jones on her new play 'about desperate people in desperate situations'
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Us Celts love a good shindig. Jane Coyle explores our French connection at Madden's Bar
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Playwright and actress Rebecca Vaughan on her one-woman show
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She is the woman who brought Irish stepdancing to the world – did she ever regret it?
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The Thailand-raised theatre director brings a touch of authenticity to Northern Ireland's first large-scale production of The King and I
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Celebrating ten years of inspirational dance with Nicola Curry
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MT4Uth prepare for their unique production at the Belfast Festival
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