Having seen a read through of The Pillowman last year I was familiar with the story, however seeing it acted out on a fully dressed […]
Category: Reviews
Brendan Cole knows what works and it’s a relatively simple equation – classic dancing set to modern hits played in a big band style – […]
I didn’t know what to expect as I climbed Kelly’s Field on a Thursday afternoon to view David Best’s latest creation, Temple. I was not […]
In the interests of full disclosure I must reveal that back in my school days I went to school with a boy named Aaron Black. […]
For the uninitiated, Bee Mick See is pretty much the greatest (potentially only) hip hop artist to come out of Northern Ireland, ever. Although, technically, […]
‘Slums’ is a place best known for its odd naming choice. Unfortunate, but there you go. I’m not here to comment on that however I’m […]
A storied history that included a stint as The Point led to the Carrickfergus eatery in the shadow of the castle to become The Swift. Having […]
The most recent mega-chain to come to the bright lights of Belfast City is Yo! Sushi. Basically a westerner’s wet dream of a Japanese restaurant, although, […]
We’ve come a long way baby! This wee video shows just how far we’ve come in such a short time, brings a tear to the […]
Written by our very own award-winning Owen McCafferty (Quietly, Titanic -Scenes from The British Wreck Commissioner’s Inquiry 1912) and directed by Soho Theatre’s artistic director Steve Marmion, […]
