Culture | Belfast
To Kill a Mockingbird Review
A thoughtful review of Aaron Sorkin’s stage adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird, now touring the UK and Ireland. A powerful, unsettling production that feels urgently relevant.
To Kill a Mockingbird Review
A thoughtful review of Aaron Sorkin’s stage adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird, now touring the UK and Ireland. A powerful, unsettling production that feels urgently relevant.
Animal Farm Review: When Orwell’s Animals Feel ...
Tinderbox Theatre Company’s dark new adaptation strips Animal Farm of distance and metaphor, turning Orwell’s satire into something physical, oppressive, and disturbingly present.
Animal Farm Review: When Orwell’s Animals Feel ...
Tinderbox Theatre Company’s dark new adaptation strips Animal Farm of distance and metaphor, turning Orwell’s satire into something physical, oppressive, and disturbingly present.
Maggie’s Menopause Review | Leesa Harker’s Funn...
Maggie’s Menopause is Leesa Harker’s sharpest and funniest outing yet. This is a bold, fearless comedy tackling menopause with huge laughs and standout performances.
Maggie’s Menopause Review | Leesa Harker’s Funn...
Maggie’s Menopause is Leesa Harker’s sharpest and funniest outing yet. This is a bold, fearless comedy tackling menopause with huge laughs and standout performances.
Belfast Operatic Company Returns with Guys and ...
Belfast Operatic Company returns to the Grand Opera House this May with a vibrant new production of Guys and Dolls, celebrating the joy of classic musical theatre.
Belfast Operatic Company Returns with Guys and ...
Belfast Operatic Company returns to the Grand Opera House this May with a vibrant new production of Guys and Dolls, celebrating the joy of classic musical theatre.
Pure Blarney at The Black Box Belfast
Pure Blarney bring their high-energy folk-rock sound to The Black Box in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter on Monday 16 March, serving up the perfect warm-up ahead of St Patrick’s Day in...
Pure Blarney at The Black Box Belfast
Pure Blarney bring their high-energy folk-rock sound to The Black Box in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter on Monday 16 March, serving up the perfect warm-up ahead of St Patrick’s Day in...
Lyric theatre marks 75 years with new exhibition
A House of Play is a free exhibition celebrating 75 years of the Lyric Theatre Belfast, running 30 Jan–8 Nov 2026 with archives, artworks and opening week events.
Lyric theatre marks 75 years with new exhibition
A House of Play is a free exhibition celebrating 75 years of the Lyric Theatre Belfast, running 30 Jan–8 Nov 2026 with archives, artworks and opening week events.
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