Pentecost, the last play by the late and great Stewart Parker, is set in 1974 Belfast amidst one of the many peaks of political tension […]
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A one man play is an enormously difficult feat to pull off, but I think that Gerard McCarthy (Hollyoaks, The Fall, Vikings) can rest easy tonight […]
Kaz Hawkins has a voice that’s hard to ignore and with the release of her first full length album ‘Get Ready’ ignoring her will no […]
The MAC looks opulent and dingy at the same time, great care has gone into re-creating a 1930’s German Cabaret club in the main auditorium, little […]
The new single ‘Boom’ from The Wood Burning Savages starts like Concorde taking off and never really lets up from there. It’s a quick punchy […]
On national burger day I decided to do a wee review of one of my very favourite burger places in all of Belfast. Rocket and […]
Situated on the prestigious Malone Road, Giacomo’s Italian restaurant is quite unassuming from the outside with a doorway and a long set of stairs which […]
Writing a review for the likes of Belfast Food Tour is a delicate affair, as the tour is based around little bits and pieces of knowledge that […]
Belfast based Singer/song-writer Stephen McCorry has released his debut EP today ‘Gliding Amongst The Crows’, having been recorded over 2013 in Vancouver and 2014 in […]
As I walk through the doors of the Lego Brick City exhibition room I can’t help but hum the mind numbingly catchy theme song from […]
