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Anger seethes beneath the Belfast Ensemble’s waltzes in Conor Mitchell’s scathing denunciation of homophobia and hate speech

★★★★☆I am old enough to remember the mind-boggling Save Ulster from Sodomy campaign that the Democratic Unionist Party ran in the 1970s. You may think crusades

IF you had landed in the Crescent Arts Centre on Wednesday night and had not known what was happening, you would have been forgiven for assuming that a high-level politician was giving a speech or launching a major policy.

Just when you thought you couldn't get any more excited for Electric Picnic next month, they announce a brand-new Theatre for the festival.

BALLET and belly laughs are promised at Electric Picnic 2022, according to festival organisers. As well as the main events, an eclectic additional programme was…

Culture guide March 21-27

THE role of women in political life and in the evangelical Protestant tradition will be highlighted during events at the MAC theatre in Belfast over the weekend.

After a sell-out run at Outburst Queer Arts Festival, this award-winning smash-hit opera makes its Dublin premiere.

The North has changed dramatically, and unionism, instead of celebrating the centenary of the foundation of the Northern Irish state it used to dominate, is in crisis

Theatres across Northern Ireland have been forced to bring performances to an online audience during the Covid-19 pandemic - but composer Conor Mitchell believes they are more than capable of allowing crowds back safely. Outdoor and indoor visitor attractions, museums, galleries and libraries were permitted to reopen after the circuit breaker lockdown restrictions were lifted on Friday. However, concert halls and theatres here remain closed, except for rehearsals and recordings, and have been s...