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Following a run of six shows, arts company Quite...

The new exhibition at Victoria Miro poses questions about...

Adapted from the 70s crime drama The Sweeney and directed by Benjamin Rocher, The Sweeney...

Cyprus Avenue tells of Eric Miller (Stephen Rea), a Belfast loyalist...

Just when the CIA is about to close a deal with hacker “The Dutchman”, who...

It is likely everyone has experienced that moment when a certain music is...

I Am Belfast is a rich and detailed visual essay, if one that occasionally loses focus under...

Over a decade has passed since the Broadway premiere of Jersey Boys, and the...

Staging a major work of Anton Chekhov is a perilous task, but a guaranteed...

There are restaurants that feed you well and there are restaurants that feed you...