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Anne-Marie Marquess relives the 1980s dance audition of the decade
Engaging, instructionary tale of regret and rancour
Amateur players from across Ireland head Folyeside to win points - and prizes
BELFAST 2009 and the reopening of the Ulster Hall. Click Play Audio for a podcast with Free Fringe progammer Adam Turkington
Prime Cut director on her admiration of 'Saint' Seamus Heaney and Stewart Parker and why there's something for everyone in Marina Carr
Ciarán McAuley joins the team to build the theatre anew
Brian Friel's fissiparous new play fails to come together
Ransom's new play on science and celebrity has short half-life
Belfast's comic stalwards bid farewell - again
David Holmes talks about writing his first theatre music, for Ransom Production's new play The Gentlemen's Tea-Drinking Society
Ivan Little finally gives up the day job - but will it be an easy ride as a full time actor? Click Play Audio for a podcast interview
Fancy a crack at stand up comedy? Peter Geoghegan finds out if he's got what it takes
Tyrone funny man goes Out To Lunch
Star of The Home Place takes time out to talk about Peter Kay, ethnology and the challenges of the job. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview
'Racism can be a beautiful thing.' British-Iranian comedienne propounds Halal Guinness and epidurals for all
Out To Lunch defies the crunch. Click Play Audio for a podcast with Duke Special and Lord Mayor Tom Hartley, featuring music from Cara Cowan
New Brian Friel play for the Lyric to star Conleth Hill and Ian McElhinney
Irish-American comic has a dig at Newry, northern accents and the UDA
New course to find future professional dancers in Northern Ireland
Bush and Blair rue their end of days at the Old Museum Arts Centre
The acclaimed playwright discusses her new play Carnival, set to premiere at this year's Belfast Festival at Queen's
Owen McCafferty discusses his latest adaptation. Click Play Audio for a podcast with McCafferty, with a reading from actor Walter McGonagle
The thrilling story of the Scots-Irish emigration to the New World
Marie Jones' much-loved play gets the Gaelic treatment
Ulster Orchestra opens its new season with a fantastique voyage at the Waterfront Hall
Innovative Tinderbox production depicting Belfast in 2068
Ricky Tomlinson, Michael Winslow and Ardal O'Hanlon bring the house down during a weekend of classic comedy in Belfast, Dublin and Derry
Music and dance bring the story of the emigrating Scots to life. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview with composer John Anderson and lead man Peter Corry, featuring music from the production
Don't try to hide: spontaneous theatre returns at Belfast's Linen Hall Library
Six-month programme available for 20 aspiring actors
The best of Northern Irish theatre and international performance at the world's largest arts festival
Youth Music Theatre musical penned by Marie Jones attempts to parody the virtual world of the World Wide Web
Audiences invited to participate with improvisational theatre at the Linen Hall Library. And if they don't like it, they don't pay
The Monaghan comic consigns Father Dougal Maguire to the sitcom cemetery
Two decades of festival fun celebrated in west Belfast. Click Play Audio for a festival launch podcast with Lord Mayor Tom Hartley, Gerry Adams MLA and director Sean Paul O'Hare
Award nomination and Edinburgh Fringe appearance for Derry company Sole Purpose Productions
Maggie Cronin and Sarah Tipple take the one-woman show to Edinburgh
There are plenty of flames but no spark at the Grand Opera House
Lyric Theatre Company presents the internationally-praised production from Newry's Abbie Spallen
Anne-Marie Marquess enjoys some feline fun, night-time robbery and cheeky comedy
Actors and audience come together for five daringly linked monologues at the Pick 'n' Mix festival
Assault Events throw up a dancing gem at the Pick 'n' Mix festival
Bringing cutting-edge theatre to stages in 2008
Architectural designs for the Derry Playhouse refurbishment unveiled
International theatre and new Irish writing that 'confounds expectations'
Belfast's Theatre Knights put a feline spin on Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs, losing none of its bite
Madcap magician offends and entertains at the Festival Marquee
Advertising and multimedia production
Ross Moore is educated in the ways of theatre at Queen's Drama and Film Centre
Tchaikovsky's masterpiece is Bourne again at the Grand Opera House, writes Anne-Marie Marquess
Choreographer Matthew Bourne discusses his latest production of Nutcracker!
Graeme Stewart slips on his dancing shoes for an extraordinary night at the Grand Opera House
He's played a Hurricane and endured the Hunger. Brendan Deeds meets actor and writer Richard Dormer
Jesus rocks out seventies style in the Godspell according to Anne-Marie Marquess
Two plays from 'the greatest playwright of his generation' return to Belfast. Click Play Audio to hear the Parker Project Podcast
A prime opportunity to see an early work from one of Northern Ireland's most important playwrights
Watch films and read diaries from the 2007 Washington festival
Anne-Marie Marquess has a whale of a time, and no fibbing
With a new site in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, Anne McReynolds remembers the Old Museum Arts Centre
Owen McCafferty's Scenes From The Big Picture set for awards success
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