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A musical about a gay Northern Irish rugby team hits Edinburgh
Performance artist Dana McPherson explains the concept behind Nomadic Dance
The former Eastender straps on his dancing shoes for Rhinestone Mondays at the Grand Opera House
Northern Ireland's latest dance production hits the road
Despite the rain, two very different performers attempt to tickle Belfast's funny bone
Elvis Costello heads up this year's programme. Listen to festival veteran Terri Hooley in our podcast
The Theatre at the Mill's Summer Youth Musical Group tear it up
The founder of Newcastle's little comedy club, LOL Comedy, has big ambitions
Familiar territory is explored in Pearse Elliott's tale of weathered men in weathered pubs
The Festival of Fools' Sunday Treats draw an unlikely crowd in central Belfast
Prizewinning playwight Jaki McCarrick premieres new play in London
Sci-fi author Ian McDonald tackles the bard's 'sketches, songs, sonnets and soliloquies'
Watch video featuring Martin Lynch and Marie Jones, and find out why a lifelong love affair with Manchester United has come full circle for director Peter Sheridan
Drawing on Rudyard Kiplings original stories, this production has something for everyone
Brian Friel's play about language and cultural identity brings out the crowds in Dublin
Listen to extracts from the show and find out why composer Conor Mitchell is attracted to the dark side
Belfast taxi driver turned comic on Billy Connelly, open mic's and carving a niche
Hard-hitting drama tells the tragic story of Matthew Shepard
New writers given platform
George Orwell's allegory is 'a deceptively challenging story to adapt'
Cultural Olympiad art event needs creative talent from across the sector
This adult puppet show is the perfect mix of 'show tunes, satire and seediness'
Jane Coyle enjoys the bite-sized treats at this year's pop up festival
One of Britain's greatest unsung comedians decontructs the stand-up oeuvre
Comedian Owen O'Neill delivers verse that is both poignant and hilarious
Shannon Sickels makes being an outsider an artform
The bawdy puppet show comes to Belfast - it's not for the faint-hearted
Tommy Tiernan, the master puppeteer and the world's smallest imaginary fiddle
Elvis Costello, KT Tunstall and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa head up this year's music programme
The playwright talks about being back on stage and playing a money-lender with a 'bit of a heart'
The artistic director of NI Opera on defying expectations, commissioning Rory Bremner and finding our next star
People thought Andrea Montgomery was mad, but the Foxy Box of Thought is coming to an Art and Design Festival near you
There might be five ladies on the bench, but who has blue hair anymore, asks the Neighbours icon
Watch video of presentations and performances from the Playhouse Theatre
The publicity-shy comedian on his one-man show, working with Steve Coogan and the downsides of touring
'Sweary, sweaty and stocky' Adrian Dunbar turns in a compelling performance
English Touring Opera tackle two of the Italian composer's shorter works
Pick n Mix comes to Queen's Film Theatre, whilst curators visit Venice - let the Mactivities commence!
The Queen's visit is making the headlines, but Phill Jupitus as King Arthur is far more entertaining
European Ballet tackle this sentimental piece with flair and a whole lot of individual talent
The dramatist has taken on Hitler and others - now he explores the inequalities of Victorian society as the beloved novelist
The master of the deadpan one-liner is closer to Woody Allen than Russell Howard - that's a good thing
Northern Ballet return to Belfast with their first new production in two years
Interruptions plague Dylan Moran in the Waterfront, but he still manages to deliver some first-class surreal comedy
Playwright Janet Behan talks about her uncle, who had 'a great gift for living', and her biographical play at the Lyric Theatre
A bombastic, fantastic tribute to Irish literature closes the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival
Phill Jupitus and Todd Carty love the city - and the city will love Eric Idle's hilarious musical
The controversial comic isn't afraid to tackle the taboo subjects on his return to Belfast
Nuala McKeever's two-hander explores life in an institution, but Tara West is left bewildered
The Lyric reopens with Arthur Miller's tale of betrayal and distrust in old New England
Wonderland Productions stage a scandal in a coffee shop
Tammy Moore - 'the critic with the pen!' - gets a dose of the English comic's humorous abuse
Was the Féile an Phobail audience justified in booing the comedian off stage? Tara West thinks so
Did Captain Lord of the California snooze while the Titanic sank?
Abie Philbin Bowman is intentionally provocative, but isn't that what the best comedy is all about?
The Game of Thrones star narrates an animated video tour of Belfast's new Metropolitan Arts Centre
Bruiser bring their physical adaptation to the Derry Playhouse
Londonderry Music Society deliver an impressive reprisal of the children's classic
Co-ordinator Eva Grosman on how art can strengthen ties and build friendships
Derry to host Peter Gabriel's international World of Music, Arts and Dance festival
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