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  • Lockerbie Unfinished Business

    David Benson cracks open a can of worms in a play Andrew Johnston describes as 'essential'

  • Puckoon

    Caught between confusion and delight, Fionola Meredith enjoys the blend of political incorrectness and slapstick

  • Ed Aczel

    The unorthodox comic is a strange mix of the good, the bad - and it gets ugly at the Black Box

  • Chess

    Choreographed and directed by Craig Revel Horwood, this production of Chess is light on politics and big on love

  • Shoot the Crow

    An early work by Owen McCafferty is given its Northern Irish debut, but has it stood the test of time?

  • David O’Doherty

    Despite a 'gaggle of noisy women', the Dublin comic ingratiates himself with the Empire faithful

  • The Rules of the Game

    Does everyone know the rules of sectarianism? This play turns the spotlight on the audience to find out
  • Adolf, Pip Utton

    Adolf

    Based on Hitler's writings and rants, this provocative piece of theatre is uncomfortable but essential viewing

  • Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour

    Saucy comments, a passable pasodoble and Anne Widdecombe: there's only one word to describe the Strictly Live show - fab-u-lous!

  • Cinderella

    Scottish Ballet return to Belfast with 'a mischievous, tender, exciting' performance of Prokofiev's masterpiece

  • Erris

    A mother on hunger strike and a daughter sent to enforce the law, but where is the emotional punch in Hannah Burke's two-hander?

  • Hurricane

    The life story of snooker's greatest genius graduates to the Grand Opera House

  • Fela!

    The latest production from NT Live is a dramatised biography of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti

  • What Would Helen Mirren Do?

    A supermarket attendant lives by the example of the Oscar-winning actress

  • Lucy Porter

    The first-time mother on kissing men with beards, witnessing a 'slagalanche' and drinking at lunch time

  • Andi Osho

    Autobiographical comedy with a slightly smutty centre from the unlikely star of Mock the Week

  • Big Laughs Belfast

    Derry comic Adam Laughlin comperes a line-up of raw talent in the Black Box

  • Faustus

    Engaging new adaptation of Marlowe’s classic tale, with moments of great theatrical frisson

  • War of the Worlds

    Jason Donovan stars in Jeff Wayne's musical, just don't expect it to make any sense

  • Doctor Who Live

    Daleks a go-go, Neil the Hippie cast as the anti-hero and a 16-piece band - 'the very definition of crowd-pleasing'

  • Armstrong & Miller

    Swearing airmen, saucy parlour games and streamers fail to paper over the cracks

  • Black Watch

    The award-winning example of verbatim theatre is 'a story that needs to be told'

  • Kevin Bridges

    The Glaswegian comic's rapid ascent continues at the Ulster Hall

  • Don't Shoot the Clowns

    Follow Jo Wilding's activist evolution from tangerine thrower to tragedienne Trevilino in Iraq

  • Trilogy

    A defiant feminist response to a culture of body hatred

  • Hostel

    A 'warm, funny and thought-provoking' play at the Festival Fringe

  • National Anthem

    Not one for the tourists, Colin Bateman's first stage show makes for a dark and bumpy ride

  • Freedom of the City

    Brian Friel’s play enjoys a welcome resuscitation as a rehearsed reading

  • AfterLight

    A tear-inducing dance performance of the highest calibre

  • Foot-Washing for the Sole

    Joe Nawaz gets lost in a moment

  • True North

    Post-Troubles triptych of three plays in one day

  • Did You Come By Boat?

    Challenging our attitudes towards race and immigration

  • Al Murray, Pub Landlord

    Laugh with him or at him, all that matters is that you laugh

  • Green Rain

    The life and work of composer Joan Trimble commemorated in her own Enniskillen

  • Tony St Clair

    The comedy psychic has Joe Nawaz hiding the nibbles

  • Sunshine on Leith

    Mamma Mia! for Proclaimers fans. Andrew Johnston is blown away

  • One Man Lord of the Rings

    'Brave is not the word'

  • Circa

    Just another dance show? Mark Ward thought so, but he couldn't have been more wrong

  • Animal Farm

    As Guy Masterson prepares to perform his one-man adaptation of Animal Farm for the last time, he tells Joanne Savage about its enduring relevance

  • Low Pay? Don't Pay!

    A frenetic, fast-paced comedy that combines cultural critique with good craic. Just don't laugh at your own jokes

  • Ardal O'Hanlon

    O'Hanlon's comic turn in Bangor is a source of reliable laughs but little controversy. Just don't ask about the 'cassock' joke, writes Julie Harvey

  • Little Gem

    Three generations of female Dubliners capture the imagination, writes Julie Harvey

  • FML

    Sincere insincerity and statistics that lie capture the teenage experience. We review the show in Dublin before its run at the Belfast Festival at Queen's

  • Jimeoin

    He's big down under, but not edgy enough for the Edinburgh Fringe?

  • Our House

    Joe Nawaz has to reluctantly admit he likes MT4Uth's production of Our House, even if he doesn't like their name

  • The Black North

    Three short plays about charm, luck and politics - 'cause it's grim up north, writes Joe Nawaz

  • Vincent River

    Joe Nawaz finds that society continues to be 'soft on the causes of hate crime'

  • Dancing Shoes

    Fionola Meredith finds faults aplenty in Lynch and Jones' ode to a damaged national hero

  • Come to Where I'm From

    Five writers, including David Ireland, Stacey Gregg and 'Marty from the Docks', show Joe Nawaz where they're from

  • Write on the Edge

    Last writes for Ransom’s groundbreaking theatre programme

  • A Man From Stratford

    Who was William Shakespeare really? Simon Callow looks for the answer using Shakespeare's history and work in this ambitious one-man play

  • Under Milk Wood

    One-man production of Dylan Thomas’s masterpiece brilliantly discombobulates, writes Joanne Savage

  • Scarborough

    A dirty weekend in one night at the Ramada Encore thanks to Prime Cut's production of Fiona Evans' Scarborough

  • Rock Doves

    It might ruffle some feathers, but Marie Jones' latest production doesn't impress Fionola Meredith

  • Lunchtime Theatre at The Black Box

    Get a bit of culture in you instead of a cheese and onion sandwich. Your workmates will thank you

  • Rocky Horror Show

    Time to lock up your sons, daughters and poodles - Frank ‘N’ Furter, the most fabulous extraterrestrial transvestite in history, is back at the Grand Opera House

  • Still, the Blackbird Sings

    Joe Nawaz thinks the blackbird in this production has hit a sour note

  • The Sign of the Whale

    Joe Nawaz has an urge to rewind Tinderbox's surreal, subjective play

  • The Haunting of Helena Blunden

    The play that you are about to see was based on a true story

  • The Sound Of Music

    Tammy Moore has a night of nuns, Nazis and nine Von Trapps

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