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  • Music City

    Terry Blain wanders around Derry~Londonderry as acts from around the world unite in song for City of Culture

  • Celine Byrne

    A 'delightfully informal' performance from the soprano is the highlight of the latest Newry Chamber Music concert

  • Brian Irvine's Beyond the March Set for Music City!

    Composer Brian Irvine and jazz musician Sid Peacock enlist flute bands for Music City! concert in Derry~Londonderry

  • The Real Catriona King

    The crime author and founder of Studio Theatre Company on their mysterious forthcoming production at The MAC
  • David Quigley

    Piano Classics

    David Quigley's debut recording as a solo artist is a vivid advertisement of how winningly he is playing at present

  • Linen Hall Library 225

    New Neil Martin composition is the highlight of this anniversary concert at the Ulster Hall

  • Love & Other Nonsense

    The National Chamber Choir of Ireland show their chops at St Thomas's Parish Church

  • The Billy Plays Continue

    Writer Graham Reid on penning Love, Billy for the Lyric Theatre, the absence of Sir Kenneth and the future for the Martin family

  • Aisling Ghéar's Search for Robert McAdam

    Aisling Ghéar Theatre Company celebrates the little-known Ulster personality at the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival

  • Festival of Fools 2013

    Director Will Chamberlain celebrates ten years of street theatre, silliness and abseiling in central Belfast

  • The Artist's Overcoat Sculpture Exhibition Opens in Banbridge

    The FE McWilliam Gallery in Banbridge showcases lesser-seen and unfinished work by the renowned surrealist

  • Brahms

    Pianist Barry Douglas unleashes his talents on the German composer's formidable back catalogue

  • Vocal Group Sestina Adapt The Fairy Queen

    Mark Chambers, director of Sestina vocal group, on fostering new talent and Henry Purcell's 'semi-opera'
  • Duddy

    John Duddy Boxes Clever for City of Culture

    The former prizefighter comes home to Derry~Londonderry on April 8 to star in For Love at the Playhouse Theatre

  • Passio

    National Chamber Choir of Ireland perform Arvo Pärt's musical retelling of St John's Passion narrative

  • The Sweety Bottle Comes to the Grand Opera House

    Playwrights Joe and Gerard Brennan recall the shebeen era in Belfast, when their Falls Road family sweet shop doubled up as a safe haven for affable drinkers

  • Ulster Orchestra Celebrate St Patrick's Day in Armagh

    A ten-day festival culminates on Monday, March 18 with a concert by the Ulster Orchestra at St Patrick's Cathedral

  • Dickens at the Ulster Hall – Meet the McCreadys

    Working with his director wife Joan on current production Dickens at the Ulster Hall is 'absolutely wonderful' for famed thespian Sam McCready

  • Baker Scores Joan of Arc

    Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral will improvise a new soundtrack to Carl Theodor Dreyer's classic silent film in the Ulster Hall on March 12

  • Romeo and Juliet

    c21 Theatre Company condense Shakespeare's classic tragedy to create 'a serious, articulate' version for young audiences

  • Opera North's Otello Comes to Belfast

    'There will be blood, there will be thunderbolts, there will be Verdi's stirring music' when Ronald Samm arrives in Belfast on March 6

  • Kim Vaughan, Quercus Ensemble

    The classically trained cellist on learning her craft in Derry~Londonderry and performing a Roald Dahl classic for City of Culture

  • Comedy of Errors

    A 1920s era musical version of Shakespeare's farce is expertly updated and directed by Michael Poynor

  • Planet Belfast at The MAC

    Rosemary Jenkinson captures the zeitgeist with a timely new play about foodstuff. 'They could be giving you poison, as long as they make money

  • Brodsky Quartet

    Newry provides the perfect warm up ahead of a run of performances in Derry~Londonderry

  • NI Opera's The Flying Dutchman

    Singers Giselle Allen and Bruno Caproni front NI Opera's historic revival of Richard Wagner's epic opera. 'It's a thrill to be back'

  • Andy Warhol at The MAC

    A major retrospective of the iconic pop artist's work comes to Belfast from February 8 to April 28. 'If he were here today, he'd definitely be tweeting!'

  • Doris Day in Song and on Screen

    Northern Irish singer Brigid O'Neill pays tribute to the Hollywood actress, singer and animal rights activist

  • Sons & Daughters

    A bright, brand new day for Derry~Londonderry as the UK City of Culture 2013 celebrations begin with a plethora of stars performing at The Venue

  • Grosvenor Plays Britten

    At a time of uncertainty for the Ulster Orchestra, this 'outstanding classical programme' kickstarts 2013
  • Bubble

    Replay Babble About Theatre

    Two new productions from Northern Ireland's theatre company dedicated to young audiences are set to light up the 2013 Belfast Children's Festival this March

  • Eamon Murray, Bodhrán Boy

    Having been chosen to represent Northern Ireland in the New Music Plus project, the Randalstown percussionist considers the popularity of trad

  • RTÉ Vanbrugh Quartet

    Terry Blain is impressed by a rarely performed Beethoven quintet and an appearance by viola maestro Nobuku Imai

  • Neil Cowley, Musician in Residence for City of Culture

    Neil Cowley, Musician in Residence for UK City of Culture 2013, on researching Derry~Londonderry, working with Adele and his biggest challenge to date

  • Carrickfergus Grammar School Feature on RTE Album

    Carrickfergus Grammar School feature on Choirs for Christmas. Meet Edward Craig, the musical director behind their success

  • Dame Gillian Weir Farewell Concert

    After a long and fruitful career at the keys, the grand dame of organ music bows out of live performance with one last fling at the Ulster Hall

  • Hansel and Grettel Go Large

    Paul Boyd's retelling of the wonderfully dark Brothers Grimm-penned story is a 'fairytale for the iPod generation' at the Lyric Theatre in Belfast
  • Michael McHale

    The Irish Piano

    'A triumph of outstandingly alert and sensitive artistry' from Belfast pianist Michael McHale features original takes on old classics

  • John Wilson Orchestra to Close Belfast Festival

    They've sold out venues across the UK playing classics from MGM musicals, now it's time for the Waterfront Hall and the Belfast Festival

  • Macbeth

    The Northern Irish accent lends itself well to Shakespeare's most visceral tragedy, and Stuart Graham excels as the murderous king

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