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  • INTERVIEW: Gary Mitchell

    He's no Suicide Brunette, but intimidation won't stop this playwright writing

  • The Kitchen, The Bedroom and The Grave

    Marx, eco-coffins, sexuality and how they all fit together

  • Belfast Festival at Queen's

    The countdown to Ireland’s largest arts festival is officially under way

  • School of Thought

    Playwright and actor Neil Edwards has had an eventful life, from playing Sherlock Holmes to running off with an obsessive Texan fan. Now he's home - and writing for Accidental Theatre

  • Kathak

    ArtsEkta bring the ancient Indian dance form to Northern Ireland, via their South Asian Dance Academy, writes Joes Nawaz

  • Vincent River

    'It's a play about the aftermath of a homophobic hate crime,' says director Sophie Motley, 'but it isn't an issues play'

  • My Cultural Life: Aidan O'Neill

    Playing George Best in a musical is a humbling experience for the Tipperary-born actor

  • Not A Game For Boys

    Welsh theatre director Patsy Hughes says the play, about Belfast taxi drivers and ping-pong, is ‘all about men being men'

  • Culture Nights for Belfast and Derry

    After a successful first year, Culture Night returns to Belfast - and Derry will be next. Watch a video from Culture Night Belfast 2009 below

  • 2010 Féile an Phobail Launches

    Belfast braces itself for eleven days and nights of fun with the Féile an Phobail. Listen to a podcast from the launch featuring Gerry Adams, Danny Morrison and others

  • Arts Opportunities for Older People

    New £700,000 fund launched by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland to engage older people in the arts

  • INTERVIEW: William Patterson

    Writing is a habit that the playwright just can't kick

  • Leslie Montgomery

    The Downpatrick bank manager was the first Irish writer appointed to the Censorship Board in 1936 and a major influence on early 20th Century Ulster theatre

  • The White Guard

    Conleth Hill catches the eye in London, writes Peter Geoghegan

  • The Chess Piece

    One game that doesn't end in a stalemate, according to Paul McElwee

  • My Cultural Life: Colin Murphy

    ‘Hell is other people’ for this acerbic comedian

  • Alice and the White Rabbit

    Paul McIlwee follows Indigo Moon Theatre down the rabbit hole

  • Music Maker

    Eamon Friel needs a leading lady for his first musical comedy. Garbhan Downey talks to the BBC presenter before auditions in the Derry Playhouse

  • The Chess Piece

    Echo Echo dance company launch an assault on the Guildhall in Derry

  • RISING STAR: Mary-Francis Doherty

    Diversification is key in theatre, says writer, director and star of Home Sweet Home

  • The Shawshank Redemption

    The second adaptation of Stephen King's novella sees hope and violence tread the boards

  • My Cultural Life: Rachel O'Riordan

    Director on the Edge Rachel O'Riordan discusses her refusal to be average and her love of Lear

  • Columbo: Prescription Murder

    Dirk Benedict, better known as Face from The A-Team, prepares to play Columbo in Belfast. Joanne Savage caught up with the former soldier of fortune

  • Stewart Love

    East Belfast playwright Stewart Love has written with verve about mouthy mothers-in-law, the shipyards and living life at fever pitch. He tells Joanne Savage about his inspirations and kitchen sink conflicts

  • Morecambe

    A madcap, one-man romp through the life of one of Britain's greatest comedians, touring the UK in a white van

  • Ripple Effect

    Echo Echo extend the hand of friendship - but the Henry Girls steal the show

  • Morecambe

    A stage version of the great comic's life set for Newtownabbey and Lisburn

  • Dinner, An Edible Cabaret

    Playwright Patrick J O’Reilly puts sex on the menu in the latest production from Red Lemon

  • Scarborough

    Taking theatre to the hotel rooms of Belfast, Prime Cut bring the experimental play Scarborough to Belfast with the help of the Ramada Encore

  • Festival of Fools

    Belfast is bursting at the seams with clowns, puppets and street comedians. You'd be a fool to miss it. Watch the NVTV video of the launch party

  • English Touring Opera

    Philip Hamond talks to the director of the English Touring Opera, James Conway, about bringing opera back to Belfast

  • The Miser Rehearsals

    Missing Lords, buried treasure and men in heels, is it Panto Season already? No, it's David Johnston's adaptation of Molière's classic play The Miser

  • Over the Bridge

    Mark Phelan thinks Sam Thompson's controversial play isn't yet over the hill

  • RISING STAR: Chris Patrick Simpson

    If you're going to name-drop follow Belfast actor Chris Patrick Simpson's example and make them big names

  • Comedy Hijack

    Zoë Seaton leaks her plans to Comedy Hijack gigs across Northern Ireland to Andrew Johnston

  • Elliot Levey

    The actor on The Habit of Art, working with Alan Bennett and how much fun it is to be narky

  • 11th Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival

    Long-awaited programme is announced at launch in the Dark Horse. Listen to a podcast with festival director Sean Kelly and live music by Brendan and Declan Murphy

  • RISING STAR: Niamh Perry

    West End diva Niamh Perry of I’d Do Anything fame on life, love and phandom

  • The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

    Bruiser bring Ui's dreams of a 1000-year vegetable monopoly crashing to the ground

  • INTERVIEW: Royston Maldoom

    Jane Coyle talks to Royston Maldoom about Exile and Northern Ireland

  • Over the Bridge with Martin Lynch

    The playwright talks about his decision to adapt the iconic play

  • Grant Corr and the Online Arts Personal

    Tammy Moore talks to Grant Corr about Mena Town transexuals and directorial love at first sight

  • City of Derry Drama Festival

    This year sees the 30th City of Derry Drama Festival, a landmark that has prompted the organising committee to take a look back at the festival's illustrious history

  • Bulletproof

    Teenage suicide and mental illness are handled with care by Replay Productions

  • INTERVIEW: Dave Duggan

    The Oscar-nominated writer takes a break from rehearsals to tell CultureNorthernIreland about his new WWI drama Still, The Blackbird Sings

  • Best

    'Football faithful and disbelievers alike have found themselves drawn to this iconic figure'

  • Bulletproof

    Artistic director David Fenton on challenging perceptions and tackling issues in Replay's latest production

  • RISING STAR: Robby Graham

    Omagh bboy RawB is too raw for reality tv

  • George Best in Dance

    Jane Coyle dances around the topic of where dance and football meet with choreographer Andy Howitt. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview

  • Test Drive the Arts NI

    Never been to the opera or theatre before? Now's your chance to take the plunge

  • Crossings

    Julie McNamara's latest award-winning production at the Baby Grand tackles more than just disability, as Joe Nawaz discovers

  • Owen McCafferty

    'Writing is easy. All you do is stare at a blank sheet of paper until drops of blood form on your forehead.' Peter Jordan meets the award-winning playwright.

  • Sweeney Todd

    Joanne Savage enjoys a danse macabre in Newtownabbey

  • Lisa May

    Tammy Moore talks Brecht, the Cauliflower Trust and The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui with Bruiser's artistic director and 'Woman of the Year in the Arts'

  • My Cultural Life: Kevin McAleer

    The Tyrone funnyman on losing his religion, the strangeness of the human brain and why reality TV theme tunes would be the soundtrack in his personal hell

  • NT Live Season: Nation

    Terry Pratchett's Nation broadcast live from the National Theatre in London to a screen near you - in the QFT, to be precise

  • The Rape of Lucrece

    Tammy Moore talks with actor Gerard Logan about Doctor Who and the Rape of Lucrece

  • Elvis McGonagall and Mark Madden

    Across the UK celebrities ears start to burn as Elvis McGonagall takes the stage at the Black Box.

  • Budget Cuts For The Arts

    Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure announce £1.1 million budget cuts

  • A Vampire Story

    The Lyric jump on the blood-drinking bandwagon

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