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  • Pumpgirl

    Fionola Meredith reviews Carol Moore's cinematic adaptation of the acclaimed stageplay

  • Belfast Book Festival Review

    Listen to podcasts and read blogs from the main events

  • The Sleeping Beauty

    Frappé, fairies and fabric make this Scottish Ballet production unforgettable

  • Queen's Criticises

    Queen's University drama studies students review two plays by Northern Irish writers

  • A Christmas Carol

    David Lyttle's jazzy take on a Christmas classic warms hearts

  • The Snowman

    The Oscar nominated animation is brought to life by the Ulster Orchestra

  • Paul Weller

    The Modfather keeps his legions happy at the Odyssey Arena

  • Urban Hymns

    Duke Special, Foy Vance and a host of others bring tears to the eyes at May Street Church

  • Juno and the Paycock

    Association of Regional Theatres production revives a classic of Irish theatre

  • Edith Piaf - A Celebration of a Legend

    Music and make believe bring 1940s' Paris to Belfast's Spiegeltent 

  • Bruised

    'The play's characters are as likeable and compelling as a romantic weekend with a Dalek'

  • The Case of the Frightened Lady

    'Keith Singleton as Wallace is a sort of dashing weasel, reminiscent of Basil Fawlty'

  • Pumpgirl

    David Lewis watches sparks fly in the Irish premiere of Abbie Spallen's controversial play

  • Thriller Live

    A celebration of pop genius Michael Jackson, just don't mention the court case

  • Man On Wire

    One man's impossible dream is brought to life with stunning results

  • Oh Yeah, Nevermind

    The 'revisited' concept takes a critical hit as inventiveness makes way for karaoke

  • Fun Lovin' Criminals

    The New York three-piece fail to inspire at Andersonstown Leisure Centre

  • Lou Reed

    The rock 'n' roll icon wows the Waterfront Hall by bringing the masterful Berlin song-cycle to Belfast

  • Bastien and Bastienne

    Mozart's stubborn lovers impress on their Belfast date

  • The Police

    Sting and Co play their way into history at Stormont Castle

  • Stiff Little Fingers

    NI punk godfathers convert the unconvinced with a blistering homecoming gig

  • Blood Brothers

    Linda Nolan propells the unstoppable force that is Blood Brothers

  • Sinbad

    David Lewis dives into Big Telly's latest aquatic adventure

  • CQAF: Desert Hearts, Silver Jews

    An unpredictable and exquisite night of indie and alt-rock in Belfast's Black Box

  • CQAF: Jazz Jamaica

    Much lauded skazz outfit get the Festival Marquee jumping

  • Spokesong/Pentecost

    David Lewis sees a masterly playwright at work in the Parker Project. Click Play Audio to hear the Parker Project Podcast

  • Fiddler On The Roof

    Lee Henry is left bemused but happy at the Island Arts Centre

  • Candide

    David Lewis discovers that everything really is for the best

  • Making a Rackett

    Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon is just as comfortable with a Telecaster, writes Steven Rainey

  • Truth In Translation

    David Lewis witnesses a top-class performance with parallels to NI

  • Closer

    David Lewis finds delicious, lascivious entertainment in Patrick Marber's award-winning play

  • Sir Ranulph Fiennes

    Man of steel, Knight of the Realm, Sir Ranulph Fiennes holds court

  • Phil O'Kane

    Watch an online exhibition and read a review by Lee Henry

  • Two Reviews for the Price of One

    David Lewis reviews two novels by Dean Bakopoulos and Glenn Patterson

  • The Neon Rose

    Fred Johnston's international novella is a high-octane tale of two countries

  • The Flea Pit

    Lee Henry undergoes a crisis of confidence in Botanic Gardens

  • The Proclaimers

    Scottish twins The Proclaimers demand that you dance, writes Lee Henry 

  • Dancing at Lughnasa

    David Lewis gives his verdict on Gerard McSorley's triumphant return to the Lyric

  • Truth in Translation

    David Lewis witnesses a top-class performance with parallels to NI

  • Stand Up For Justice

    Where there be darkness, let comedy bring light, writes Lee Henry

  • Ska Cubano

    Lee Henry goes back in time for the music that never was

  • Phil Kay

    Lee Henry witnesses a manic performance from Scotland's Phil Kay

  • Peace & Reconciliation - The Opera

    Peter Geoghegan finds out how the money was spent

  • David Lyttle Band

    Lee Henry gets a wake up call with the David Lyttle jazz band

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