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  • Handwritten

    Old skool all-round entertainer Ryan Hand headlines a bizarre evening at the Black Box

  • Family Fever

    McCracken Memorial Drama Society resurrect one of Sam Cree's 'downright silly' plays

  • Master & Dog

    The folk-rock act channel early Snow Patrol in an inspired set at Voodoo, writes Andrew Lemon

  • All There Is

    Fahy Productions and playwright Jonathan Bailie imagine a good deed gone horribly wrong

  • Donovan

    The folk legend gives a songwriting masterclass in Belfast

  • Non-Stop

    Liam Neeson scowls his way through another generic action flick this time set on a plane

  • The Poets' Wives

    Behind every great man there is a great woman in David Park's 'stunning' new novel

  • The Invisible Woman

    Ralph Fiennes' sophomore directorial effort is a beautifully-shot exploration of Charles Dickens' love affair with Nelly Turnen

  • Macbeth

    The golden age of Northern Irish opera continues with NI Opera's contemporary take on Verdi's dark masterpiece

  • Percy French Quartet

    The renaissance man's songs and poems hark back to a simpler time at the Linen Hall Library

  • Faraway, So Near...

    Video artist Anna Konik juxtaposes images and messages of hope and despair at Void

  • Chris Agee

    The American poet talks of loss and commemoration at the Ulster Hall

  • Hello Belfast

    The John Hewitt hosts Clinton Kirkpatrick's bold vision of the city as a particoloured land of giants

  • The Rest Just Follows

    Glenn Patterson's nostalgic new novel recalls the strangely free and quiet Belfast of the 1970s

  • Arrivals

    The experiences of immigrants to Northern Ireland are succinctly expressed in five witty and hard-hitting plays

  • Her

    Spike Jonze warns against cutting the ties that bind us in this existential meditation on technology and romance

  • Brief Encounter

    Wireless Mystery Theatre's most ambitious production to date is the perfect Valentine's Day treat

  • Fiddler on the Roof

    The cast play the music in Craig Revel Horwood's inventive take on the famous musical

  • Wired

    Ed Zealous's long-awaited debut album features a cluster of great tracks but feels out of place in 2014, writes Andrew Lemon

  • Other Voices

    Derry~Londonderry again plays host to the acclaimed music series featuring Foy Vance and more

  • The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe

    Writer Elton Townend Jones searches for new angles

  • Dallas Buyers Club

    Matthew McConaughey and co expose the corruption inherent in the American healthcare system

  • Lost Illusions

    Bolshoi Ballet 'evoke the flourish and romanticism of the Belle Époque' at Queen's Film Theatre

  • Willy Vlautin

    Glenn Patterson talks with the American novelist and songwriter about Obama Care and The Free

  • Independent Venue Week

    Oh Yeah Music Centre hosts The Couth, Go Wolf and Little Bear

  • Stand Up Man

    Playwright Derek Murphy explores the complicated life of the comedian at the Grand Opera House

  • The Armstrong Lie

    Director Alex Gibney lifts the lid on one of history's most riveting doping scandals in this gripping documentary  
  • The Bible

    The Bible (Abridged)

    After a week of media chaos, the gathered masses took to the Theatre at the Mill to see the controversial play

  • The Colleen Bawn

    The Druid production is an object lesson in how to successfully revivify plays to a modern audience

  • Edna O'Brien

    The famous fiery red head novelist speaks of her memoir 'Country Girl' and the outcry caused by the epochal ‘The Country Girls’

  • The Beatelles

    The impossibly youthful County Cavan band The Whereabouts introduce Beatles aficionados, The Beatelles at the Out To Lunch festival
  • Nathan Carter

    Nathan Carter

    The Liverpool-Donegal singer's brand of country music has attracted attention outside of Irish country-rock, with a rapidly growing fan base

  • Inside Llewyn Davis

    The Coen brothers' new film about a struggling folk singer is propelled by a rarely discussed dilemma – when do artists cut their losses and abandon their careers?

  • To Anywhere...

    Review of Zak Whitefields third EP, the tellingly titled 'To Anywhere...'

  • City And Colour

    Award-winning singer-songwriter Dallas Green, otherwise known as City and Colour performs at the iconic Limelight

  • Deer Tick

    The Rhode Island alt-country rockers deliver a fine set at the Out to Lunch Festival

  • Jack go Black in MAC

  • Burton's Last Call

    George Telfer is the boozey, hell-raising, womanising actor Richard Burton at Out To Lunch

  • Parallax

    An 'intensely visual, evocative' collection from TS Eliot Prize winner Sinéad Morrissey

  • Nicholas Keogh

    Household objects become whimsical instruments at the Golden Thread Gallery

  • 12 Years a Slave

    Steve McQueen delves deep into America's original sin with an adaptation of Solomon Northup's memoir

  • A Love Letter to Joni

    Brian Kennedy covers classics and obscure tracks by legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell

  • Terry Christian

    Former presenter of The Word draws on Catholic upbringing with mixed results at Out To Lunch

  • Long Walk to Freedom

    Idris Elba portrays Nelson Mandela in Justin Chadwick's biopic

  • ProductionCCA

    Dorothy Hunter and Neil Clements explore the hinterland between conflict and resolution at the Centre for Contemporary Art

  • Bap Kennedy

    The veteran singer-songwriter performs tracks from his forthcoming album on the Belfast Barge

  • Robyn G Shiels

    The prolific singer-songwriter peforms from his eagerly-awaited fourth album at the Black Box

  • Lifelines and Deadlines

    Veteran satirical cartoonist Ian Knox takes Northern Ireland's politicians to task in the Crescent Arts Centre

  • In My Garden

    Isobel Anderson's accomplished third album straddles the line between darkness and light
  • Bolshoi Ballet

    Sleeping Beauty

    Queen's Film Theatre live stream the Bolshoi Ballet's most extravagant production of 2013

  • Three Monologues

    The Playhouse finish the City of Culture year with Jennifer Johnston's trio of powerful plays

  • Forget Turkey

    Corruption and ignorance stalk the land in Murphy, Gordon and Mitchell's end of year review

  • Colin Davidson

    President of the Royal Ulster Academy on painting portraits of Seamus Heaney and other cultural stars

  • My One and Only Love

    Five of our finest jazz musicians perform John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman's classic album

  • Black Sabbath

    The godfathers of metal make their Belfast bow after years of break ups, come downs and reality shows

  • The Desolation of Smaug

    The stakes are high for James Nesbitt and co in Peter Jackson's thrilling visit to Middle Earth

  • Bedroom Tapes

    Aaron Shanley releases a collection of demos ahead of a proposed 2014 album

  • Nebraska

    Sideways director Alexander Payne delivers another understated masterpiece set in the anonymous flyover states

  • The Eighth Gate

    City of Culture musician-in-residence Neil Cowley bids a fond farewell to Derry~Londonderry

  • Bones Don't Rest Easy

    A pop-up gallery in Derry~Londonderry hosts sculptural work by the Cut Cast Quartet

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