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The UK City of Culture welcomes the Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptation of Shakespeare's epic poem
A gay love triangle unravels against the backdrop of the Siege of Derry in Andy Hinds' deft play
New director Richard Wakely on this year's festival highlights and his hopes for the future
Winner of NI Opera's Festival of Voice competition tackles the classics at Queen's
Artistic director Oliver Mears maintains the company's forward momentum, beginning with L’Elisir d’Amore
Richard Croxford and Mark Dougherty on adapting Jane Austen's novel for the Lyric Theatre stage
The Grand Opera House hosts the Globe Theatre's touring production of Shakespeare's history plays
The Dublin-based theatre company set up shop at the East Belfast Arts Festival
Emmet Doherty's ensemble of amateur singers is set for the Millennium Forum on September 8
Australian company Wits' End arrive at Happy Days Enniskillen International Beckett Festival
A work in progress features original compositions and performances by Stephen Rea, Neil Martin and others
Talent show competition winner Ben Forster is relishing his latest role in Richard O'Brien's gender-bending musical comedy
John Peel's son curates a series of concerts at The MAC this September. 'The music of Belfast has always been in our family'
The Ulster Orchestra provide the music for a series of mainly religious compositions at Clonard Monastery
One of the UK's most prestigious orchestras begin ten-day residency in the City of Culture
Despite the best efforts of the Fidelio Trio, this multi-media City of Culture production fails to inspire
The Royal Opera House's current production is beamed live to the Big Screen at Belfast City Hall
Celtic funk maestros The Olllman kickstart Eamon Murray's experimental concert series at The MAC
The pianist manages a successful fusion of jazz and classical at Portaferry Presbyterian Church
Musical director Aoife Cormacain gets the best of her newly formed ensemble at the Grand Opera House
Terry Blain wanders around Derry~Londonderry as acts from around the world unite in song for City of Culture
A 'delightfully informal' performance from the soprano is the highlight of the latest Newry Chamber Music concert
Composer Brian Irvine and jazz musician Sid Peacock enlist flute bands for Music City! concert in Derry~Londonderry
The crime author and founder of Studio Theatre Company on their mysterious forthcoming production at The MAC
David Quigley's debut recording as a solo artist is a vivid advertisement of how winningly he is playing at present
New Neil Martin composition is the highlight of this anniversary concert at the Ulster Hall
The National Chamber Choir of Ireland show their chops at St Thomas's Parish Church
Writer Graham Reid on penning Love, Billy for the Lyric Theatre, the absence of Sir Kenneth and the future for the Martin family
Aisling Ghéar Theatre Company celebrates the little-known Ulster personality at the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival
Director Will Chamberlain celebrates ten years of street theatre, silliness and abseiling in central Belfast
The FE McWilliam Gallery in Banbridge showcases lesser-seen and unfinished work by the renowned surrealist
Pianist Barry Douglas unleashes his talents on the German composer's formidable back catalogue
Mark Chambers, director of Sestina vocal group, on fostering new talent and Henry Purcell's 'semi-opera'
The former prizefighter comes home to Derry~Londonderry on April 8 to star in For Love at the Playhouse Theatre
National Chamber Choir of Ireland perform Arvo Pärt's musical retelling of St John's Passion narrative
Playwrights Joe and Gerard Brennan recall the shebeen era in Belfast, when their Falls Road family sweet shop doubled up as a safe haven for affable drinkers
A ten-day festival culminates on Monday, March 18 with a concert by the Ulster Orchestra at St Patrick's Cathedral
Working with his director wife Joan on current production Dickens at the Ulster Hall is 'absolutely wonderful' for famed thespian Sam McCready
Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral will improvise a new soundtrack to Carl Theodor Dreyer's classic silent film in the Ulster Hall on March 12
c21 Theatre Company condense Shakespeare's classic tragedy to create 'a serious, articulate' version for young audiences
'There will be blood, there will be thunderbolts, there will be Verdi's stirring music' when Ronald Samm arrives in Belfast on March 6
The classically trained cellist on learning her craft in Derry~Londonderry and performing a Roald Dahl classic for City of Culture
A 1920s era musical version of Shakespeare's farce is expertly updated and directed by Michael Poynor
Rosemary Jenkinson captures the zeitgeist with a timely new play about foodstuff. 'They could be giving you poison, as long as they make money
Newry provides the perfect warm up ahead of a run of performances in Derry~Londonderry
Singers Giselle Allen and Bruno Caproni front NI Opera's historic revival of Richard Wagner's epic opera. 'It's a thrill to be back'
A major retrospective of the iconic pop artist's work comes to Belfast from February 8 to April 28. 'If he were here today, he'd definitely be tweeting!'
Northern Irish singer Brigid O'Neill pays tribute to the Hollywood actress, singer and animal rights activist
A bright, brand new day for Derry~Londonderry as the UK City of Culture 2013 celebrations begin with a plethora of stars performing at The Venue
At a time of uncertainty for the Ulster Orchestra, this 'outstanding classical programme' kickstarts 2013
Two new productions from Northern Ireland's theatre company dedicated to young audiences are set to light up the 2013 Belfast Children's Festival this March
Having been chosen to represent Northern Ireland in the New Music Plus project, the Randalstown percussionist considers the popularity of trad
Terry Blain is impressed by a rarely performed Beethoven quintet and an appearance by viola maestro Nobuku Imai
Neil Cowley, Musician in Residence for UK City of Culture 2013, on researching Derry~Londonderry, working with Adele and his biggest challenge to date
Carrickfergus Grammar School feature on Choirs for Christmas. Meet Edward Craig, the musical director behind their success
After a long and fruitful career at the keys, the grand dame of organ music bows out of live performance with one last fling at the Ulster Hall
Paul Boyd's retelling of the wonderfully dark Brothers Grimm-penned story is a 'fairytale for the iPod generation' at the Lyric Theatre in Belfast
'A triumph of outstandingly alert and sensitive artistry' from Belfast pianist Michael McHale features original takes on old classics
They've sold out venues across the UK playing classics from MGM musicals, now it's time for the Waterfront Hall and the Belfast Festival
The Northern Irish accent lends itself well to Shakespeare's most visceral tragedy, and Stuart Graham excels as the murderous king
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