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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
Defining Ivan Little
Lee Henry finds out how the Belfast journalist and actor has learnt restraint
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
Blood Brothers
Lee Henry reviews the unstoppable force that is Blood Brothers
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
Defining Ivan Little
Lee Henry finds out how the Belfast journalist and actor has learnt restraint
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
Singing To The Converted
The Opera Theatre Company prepare to Bug Off!!! across the pond
Young Actor scores Golden Role
Dean McCullough to play Roy Keane in musical comedy I, Keano
This Piece of Earth
Brendan Deeds digests Ransom's provocative portrayal of a starving Ireland
Dancing into the Future
Developing NI Dance at the University of Ulster
Des Kennedy
The Belfast Director is quickly collecting the credits
The Canterbury Tales
Brendan Deeds reviews the latest production from Belfast's Bruiser Theatre Company
Cuchulain Returns
Cahoots NI theatre company take on the Hound of Ulster
A Technicolour Triumph
Eamon McNally sees the results of Music Theatre4Youth's 'musical in a weekend'
Music Theatre4Youth
Eamon McNally meets the theatrical whizzkids that can produce a musical in a weekend
Comedy Detective Comes To Armagh
Ian Maxwell meets comic super-sleuth Natalie Haynes
Jumping the Shark
Fresh off the pig's back, Those Who Can’t return with a brand new show
To Have & To Hold
Kirsten Kearney enjoys a triple dose of trauma with Kabosh's new play
Much Ado About Nothing
Brendan Deeds sees a fraternal interpretation of Shakespeare's classic
Cast No Shadows
Photographic exhibition by Joan Alexander
Owen O'Neill is Cookstown's Comedy King
Emma O'Neill meets the Tyrone writer who has found international acclaim
The Bitches Ball
Brendan Deeds finds fun in Penny Dreadful's riotous play
Hyde and Seek
Eamon McNally rates Ballywillan Drama Group's Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical
At First Light
Irish Traditional Music tour
Bah! Humbug!
Brendan Deeds finds a healthy cyncicism in The Santaland Diaries
Jack Gets a Rowdy Reception
Brendan Deeds takes his chances with the audience at OMAC's Christmas show
Dancing into the 21st Century
Jenny Cathcart meets Irish dancer Brídín McElroy
What Did the Reindeer See?
Kirsten Kearney found out at the opening night of Grimes & McKee’s new play
When Grimes Met McKee
The comic spark is alive and well thanks to the NI duo, finds Emma Heatherington
Throwback Thursday: Derry Girls writer Lisa McGee's playwriting debut Girls and Dolls
Tinderbox returns with a stark and traumatic tale, writes Brendan Deeds
Snuff
Kirsten Kearney catches the National Theatre of Scotland at OMAC
The Tailor and Ansty
A 'collection of smut' is a diamond in the rough, writes Brendan Deeds
Dancing her way to Global Dominance
Brian Murray speaks to world-beating ballerina Melissa Hamilton
Holding Hands At Paschendale
A timely study on the pity of war from Martin Lynch, writes Brendan Deeds

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