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ponydance Are Straight to DVD
It all started in 2009 for Leonie McDonagh's dance company, now they are bringing their new show to the MAC -
New Play Recalls the Heyday of Templemore Baths
Prime Cut's new 'then and now' play explores culture, community and closure through the history of a building -
Joby Fox and the Lost Commandos
The singer-songwriter has turned his hand to film-making, but fans shouldn't despair – he is still making music -
The Belfast Photo Factory is Open Now
This thematically diverse, international photography exhibition has everything from deer ears to bug eaters -
Legally Blonde the Musical
A valid feminist message underlies this musical adaptation, but mostly it is about pink, puppies and pop songs -
The Ulster Kama Sutra, With Puppets
Our sexual habits and mores explored in Andrea Montgomery's new show at the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival -
Ulster Group Theatre: From Foundation to the Festival of Britain
Listen to Dr Scott Boltwood's Linen Hall Library talk on the formation of the Ulster Group Theatre -
MY CULTURAL LIFE: Felicity McCall
The Derry~Londonderry author on her Young Adult debut, social networking and the benefits of a Donegal beach -
Sara Greavu Toasts the Titanic
From disinterested to dazzled, the artist explores the Titanic story through alternate universes and infographics -
My Cultural Life: Stephen Macartney
The Farriers's guitarist talks about crowdfunding their new album and how he longs to be a drummer -
TV SERIES: Titanic
With an unimpressive debut episode and a breathtakingly good finale, was the mini-series worth watching? -
RISING STAR: Annemarie Neary
Newry author talks about her debut novel, Venice and 'a mad robin who gets going around midnight' -
Grace Digney Creates Acoustic Autographs
The Newry artist uses visible sound to map the shapes of words, noises and the occasional burp -
Game of Thrones
Banter, blood and betrayal, Game of Thrones pulls no punches in the opening episode of its second season -
Shadowstory
Jennifer Johnston brings her latest novel to life and talks how it is a 'sort of disappearing book' -
Titanic Tragedy and Tradition
The curator of the Bigg Life Arts Centre wants to remember the working men who built the Titanic, not the tragedy that sunk her -
Wrath of the Titans
Liam Neeson stars as Zeus in a rollicking sandals and sorcery epic. It's fun, as long as you don't think about it too much -
Titanic in Belfast
My Tour Talk have created the ultimate app for the Belfast visitor experience, everything from Paint Hall to wi-fi hotspots -
Rising Star: Conor McAteer
'Before Sounds Like Summer I hadn't won anything since I was 12 and I was on the school swim team!' -
Belfast City Hall and the Titanic
Watch video with tour guide Dianne Leeman, and discover the aesthetic similiarities between the great building and the great liner -
Titanic
Witty writing and a sumptuous setting can't quite rescue the first episode of Julian Fellowes' mini-series from a lack-lustre storyline -
Your Paintings and Alison Mitchelson
Paintings from Northern Ireland's national collection have been unearthed from basements and 'secret stores' and made available online -
Adrian Wootton: Great Expectations for Dickens 2012
The co-director of the festival on the author's enduring popularity, and what stories he would like to see adapted -
Belfast A City Shaped by Conflict
PLACE's new city tour is a fascinating look at how conflict has shaped Belfast's urban architecture -
The Turn of the Screw
NI Opera create a creepily atmospheric version of Britten's opera, with mad governesses, ghosts and shadows -
The Fall
Violent gangs, murderous bankers and a clever, twisty narrative herald the arrival of Claire McGowan, a new voice in crime -
Newtownards and the Global Rainbow
New York artist Yvette Mattern brought her international light exhibition to Scrabo Tower -
Claire McGowan, the Accidental Crime Writer
Debut novelist takes on the tough topics of race, murder and class in The Fall -
My Cultural Life: Malachy Doyle
The children's author on button boxes, reading in public and living on an island 'off the edge of Donegal' -
Commemorate
2012 is a big year for looking back and moving forward – apparently. The Craft and Design Collective interpret the brief -
Anna Eggert Lecture Podcast: Ulster Suffragettes
Listen to Dr Margaret Ward's Anna Eggert lecture on 'Prison, Protests and Hunger Strikes: the Ulster Suffragettes' -
White Star of the North Rises
Rosemary Jenkinson trades contemporary Belfast for the Titanic era in a new play for the Lyric Theatre -
Jenny Keane Explores Imagery in Horror
A distillation of horror's iconic bathroom scenes at Belfast Platform for the Arts -
Ahab's Daughter
Lisa Keogh's deftly written, emotionally fluent account of what happened to Captain Ahab's family after Moby-Dick -
Adrian Dunbar Brings Carthage to Derry
The actor turned director tackles Frank McGuinness's play about 'gender, politics' and Bloody Sunday -
BBC Thriller The Fall Set in Belfast
Starring Gillian Anderson in the lead role, Allan Cubitt's five-part series to have 'authentic feel' -
Rising Star: Trucker Diablo
Guitarist Tom Harte is thrilled that his song, 'Drink Beer, Destroy', is now available on Rock Band -
Mary Byrne Tours with Grease
The X-Factor star on how she's no beauty school drop-out after fame hit like greased lightning -
Planesrunner
Quantum widgets and tarot-reading pilots: a ‘fantabulosa bona’ start to Ian McDonald's Everness series -
Lisa Keogh Reimagines Moby-Dick
The story that Herman Melville left untold comes to life at the Ulster Hall
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