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  • In a World

    Lake Bell writes, directs and stars in this mature and charming rom-com set in the male-dominated world of the voice over artist

  • Inheritance

    Amanda Doherty's innovative one-woman play explores generational baggage on Derry~Londonderry's walls

  • The Osmonds

    Maureen Boyle is enticed by childhood memories, but leaves wishing 'they didn't have to do this anymore'

  • Other People Wrote These

    Ciaran Lavery gives us exclusive access to his latest release featuring covers of Talking Heads and more

  • A Man For All Mediums

    London Street Gallery host a comprehensive retrospective of work by artist Éamonn O'Doherty

  • Melmoth the Wanderer

    Big Telly Theatre Company invoke Hell with masks, Fairy Liquid and a whole lot of laughs

  • Meeting at Menin Gate

    Victim becomes aggressor in a Belgium hotel room in Martin Lynch's 'vivid and harrowing' new play

  • Between the Words

    Colin Davidson's series of artist portraits go on display in the Naughton Gallery at Queen's

  • Klang!

    Stuart Bailie takes a trip to Coney Island Sound's world, where Ewan Gordon indulges his inner Eno

  • Art in the Eastside

    John Higgins buys an expensive bus ticket to explore the billboards of east Belfast

  • The Rocky Horror Show

    Richard O'Brien's gender-bending musical arrives in Derry~Londonderry

  • Harvest

    Gareth Dunlop and others support Villagers against the picturesque backdrop of Greyabbey House

  • Lovelace

    Lacking the style and verve of Boogie Nights, this porn star biopic is saved by a wonderful cast

  • Steve Vai

    The virtuoso guitarist brings his extravagant show to Mandela Hall

  • Joy of Nothing

    Maureen Coleman reviews Foy Vance's 'gorgeous' second album featuring Ed Sheeran

  • Henry VI

    The Grand Opera House hosts the Globe Theatre's touring production of Shakespeare's history plays

  • Divine Comedy

    Padraig Coyle follows the path of Dante's Divine Comedy into Marble Arch Caves and to White Island

  • Testing Times

    The latest ironic offering from Belfast band War Hole is a thing 'of rare and affecting beauty'

  • Endgame

    Australian company Wits' End arrive at Happy Days Enniskillen International Beckett Festival

  • What Maisie Knew

    Onata Aprile lights up Scott McGehee and David Siegel's adaptation of Henry James' divorce novel

  • Nine Inch Nails

    And So I Watch You From Afar and Little Matador provide support for Trent Reznor and friends at Custom House Square

  • Field Day at Clandeboye

    A work in progress features original compositions and performances by Stephen Rea, Neil Martin and others

  • Stendhal

    This 'charming melting pot of a festival' in Limavady welcomes emerging artists and established acts like Duke Special

  • Suspiria

    Belfast Film Festival screen Dario Argento's classic horror, with a live soundtrack performed by Claudio Simonetti

  • Belfast Hills

    Catherine McWilliams shows the romance and reality of Cave Hill and Black Mountain at the Gerard Dillon Gallery
  • David Bowie Is exhibition

    David Bowie Is

    A new exhibition and documentary focus on the Thin White Duke's career, but lack that personal touch

  • Fleadh Cheoil NaÉireann

    Derry~Londonderry's Guildhall hosts two concerts showcasing the best in traditional Irish, Scottish and American music

  • The Poet and the Piper

    Seamus Heaney and Liam O'Flynn revisit their 2003 album at the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann

  • Folk on a Boat

    Rachel Coulter and Stephen Macartney of Farriers serenade a boat-load of gig goers for Open House Bangor

  • Alpha Papa

    Alan Partridge finally makes it to the silver screen after 20 years of network nightmares – welcome to big school

  • Six String Love Stories

    Pete Gardiner revels in wordplay, imagery and catchy hooks on his impressive debut album

  • Patrick Kielty

    Though Paddy McDonnell and Micky Bartlett win over the Falls Park audience, it's not all plain sailing for the hard-hitting headliner

  • Between Two Worlds

    This exhibition of abstract expressionist paintings at the FE McWilliam Gallery is 'uplifting to behold'

  • The Priests

    The Ulster Orchestra provide the music for a series of mainly religious compositions at Clonard Monastery

  • The Hunter

    Daniel Nettheim's acclaimed adaptation screens as part of the International Mammalogical Congress at Queen’s

  • Happy Mondays

    Shaun Ryder and co rock Falls Park, with support from The Charlatans, at Féile an Phobail

  • Chris Woods

    The guitar maestro gives a finger-picking masterclass at the Black Box

  • Partition

    Void gallery in Derry~Londonderry invite an array of theorists, curators and artists to fill a space – or not

  • For the Love of Letting Go

    Kowalski step out of Two Door Cinema Club's shadow with an effervescent debut album

  • JAZZnBELFAST

    The Dana Masters Sextet combine their virtuosic talents on their 'sublime, exquisite' debut album

  • Priscilla

    Stephan Elliot's 1994 film transfers to the Grand Opera House stage chock full of pathos and pop songs

  • The Last of a Species

    Extinction is a constant threat in Limerick painter Robert Ryan's 'huge and uncaring world'

  • The Olllam

    Virtuoso piper/whistler John McSherry gets his groove on at The MAC with his latest collaborative project

  • Tuesdays With Morrie

    Mitch Albom's retelling of time spent with his favourite tutor illicits a standing ovation at the Lyric Theatre

  • The River Still Sings

    Despite the best efforts of the Fidelio Trio, this multi-media City of Culture production fails to inspire

  • The Air They Capture is Different

    Sculptural exhibition in The MAC is 'subtle to the point of obfuscation', but Lothar Götz's mural saves the day

  • Bruce Springsteen

    The Boss arrives in Belfast, the E Street Band in tow, to deliver a hit-heavy set that was well worth the wait

  • Glasgowbury

    The music festival at Eagle's Rock says goodbye after two days of sunshine, setbacks and years of youthful promise

  • Tosca

    The Royal Opera House's current production is beamed live to the Big Screen at Belfast City Hall

  • Deep Time

    Seacourt Print Workshop artists take inspiration from the Ulster Museum's geological collections for August Craft Month

  • Michael Legge

    With the Edinburgh Fringe on the horizon, Michael Legge hones his latest set, supported by Ruaidhrí Ward

  • Town and Country New Irish Short Stories

    Maureen Boyle bemoans the lack of northern writers

  • David Rees-Williams Jazz Trio

    The pianist manages a successful fusion of jazz and classical at Portaferry Presbyterian Church

  • Where Is The Man

    Amanda St John makes a strong first impression with her debut EP, produced by Gareth Dunlop

  • Train Stop

    Is Cian Donnelly's performance piece at the Golden Thread Gallery 'horrible and frightening' or downright hilarious?

  • A Field in England

    John Higgins and Andrew Johnston make the case for and against Ben Wheatley's psychedelic Civil War experiment

  • Songs of Iron

    Trucker Diablo's second album is an intoxicating cocktail of rock hooks and stadium-sized choruses

  • Reflections on Costume

    Joanne Savage considers how 'body fascism keeps women worrying' after a visit to the Ulster Museum

  • Noises Off

    The 'vital beat' is missing from this Old Vic touring production of Michael Frayn's farcical comedy

  • After The Bell Jar

    Sylvia Plath's novel makes for a tricky play, but writer James Johnson's script is 'unblemished and blissful'

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