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OUT TO LUNCH: Gerry and the Peace Process
Gerry and the Peace Makers offer satire, song and merriment, finds Anne-Marie Marquess
OUT TO LUNCH: Eilidh's Daily Ukulele Ceilidh
Anne-Marie Marquess enters the weird and wonderful world of the ukulele
The Duke of Hope
Grimes & McKee put a Duke onstage, but how special is he? David McLaughlin finds out
Macbeth
Location, location, location: Kirsten Kearney toils in Crumlin Road Gaol
Aladdin
Paul Hamilton salutes C21's genie-us production for the whole family
Nought As Queer As Folk
The first Outburst queer arts festival comes to Belfast
In Memory of Mary
Tom Paulin and Michael Longley mark the Lyric Theatre's enduring contribution to NI's creative life
It's Not All Rain and Potatoes
Anne-Marie Marquess gets lyrical about all things Irish
Let's Talk About Sex
The Vagina Monologues is raising pulses as well as awareness, says Lyra McKee
Henry & Harriet
Kabosh take David Lewis on a madcap dash around Titanic Town
An Enemy of the People wins award
Martin Lynch awarded by the Irish Playwright & Screenwriters Guild
Bell, Book and Candle
Pleasant romantic comedy missing magical spark, writes Anne-Marie Marquess
The Wizard of Oz
Liam Neeson lends his voice to an ambitious final production at the Lyric
Frank Skinner
David McLaughlin celebrates Frank Skinner's return to stand-up
The Tailor's Daughter
Graeme Stewart is away with the fairies at the Grand Opera House
Sean Lock
Cockney comic Sean Lock gets the Belfast treatment, writes Lee Henry
Bog People
Four Heaney-inspired tales hit the stage, reports Lisa Fitzpatrick
Sam McCready's New York State of Mind
After years of success in America, the acclaimed director returns to Belfast
Starlight Express
Anne-Marie Marquess climbs aboard the sensational Starlight Express
Blue Remembered Hills
Potter's exploration of the child psyche still packs a punch
New York State of Mind
Contrasting Belfast and the Big Apple is no big deal, says Brendan Deeds
Scenes From The Big Picture
'The Belfast audience's famously black sense of humour now borders on imbecility.'
Brushing Up On Our Gaelic
Aisling Ghéar are bringing Irish language theatre up to date, writes James Gracey
Coming Together at Culture Club
Meet the mind of your dreams at OMAC's Culture Club, James Gracey reports
Antigone
Theatre Knights tackle Sophocles' epic tragedy
Rock Doves
Marie Jones' New York premiere is a treat but doesn't take off, says Dan Bacalzo
The Hypochondriac-t
David Lewis finds a healthy adaptation of Molière at The Lyric
Scenes From The Big Picture
Kirsten Kearney watches Owen McCafferty's Belfast play come home
Northern Star
Martin Lynch in conversation with award winning playwright Owen McCafferty
Owen McCafferty & Martin Lynch
Belfast's prizewinning playwright in conversation with Martin Lynch
Brendan graces Tyrone
Top comedian celebrates 37 years in the business at Strule Arts Centre
Blue Remembered Hills
Bruiser Theatre Company celebrate 10th anniversary with Potter classic
Dance Experts in Derry
Contact improvisation masterclass at the Waterside Theatre
The Interrogation of Ambrose Fogarty
One of Northern Ireland's most controversial plays returns to the Grand Opera House
Sam McCready
Censorship, theatre and cash: Sam McCready discovers that true success is a state of mind
Dancing Duets
International double bill of dance at the Island Arts Centre
The Marriage of Figaro
Mozart comes to life at Antrim Castle Gardens, writes Graeme Stewart
Suits You Sir
Gerard McCarthy brings talent to the Hollyoaks beauty parade
Totally Tony Devlin
The west Belfast thesp is taking over Hollywood
Scenes From The Big Picture
After four years, Owen McCafferty's Belfast epic comes home
As You Like It
Alexandra Ford takes on Shakespeare at The Baby Grand
The Marriage of Figaro
Graeme Stewart sees Mozart come to life at Antrim Castle
Help Save NI Arts
The Invest In Inspiration campaign for increased arts funding in NI
What's The Big Idea?
Share Centre Arts Department celebrated at awards ceremony, June 28
Rediscover Northern Ireland
Arts and Cultural Programme 2007 - See, Feel, Discover...
The Wooing of the She-Wolf
Lupine love is in the air for a Belfast theatre group, Maëlle Guéroult reports
Discover Performance
Check out the NI artists heading to Washington for Rediscover NI
Scenes from the Big Picture
Des Kennedy prepares for a career high Stateside, reports Kirsten Kearney
Diary of an Arts Critic
CultureNorthernIreland's David Lewis undergoes a critical awakening in DC
Opera Fringe
6th festival serves up six premieres
A Play That Belongs To Other People?
Days of Wine and Roses forces boozy Belfast to look in the mirror, says David Lewis
Hughie
Brendan Deeds ventures into the small hours with Eugene O'Neill's Hughie
The Indian
Alison MacAdam offers an American perspective on Belfast's new problem
Frank Sidebottom
Steven Rainey witnesses a comedic comeback for the man with the paper head
Kevin McAleer
Francis Jones witnesses the paranoid outpourings of NI's most surreal comic
Reginald D Hunter
Is it okay to use 'the N word' in Belfast? David McLaughlin finds out
Richard Herring
Francis Jones skirts the boundaries of decency with comedian Richard Herring
Days of Wine and Roses
Brendan Deeds experiences Owen McCafferty's tale of liquor and lust
Making a Man of Faith
He's played a Hurricane and endured the Hunger. Brendan Deeds meets Richard Dormer
Three new offerings from Daragh Carville
The award-winning writer hits the stage, screen and radio

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