Since the inception of Belfast based singer songwriter Michael Cullagh’s alter ego – Meb Jon Sol – we’ve enjoyed the live experience, with their revolving…
Category: Reviews
Pits & Perverts, the critically acclaimed first stage play by local Derry man Micheál Kerrigan, encapsulates themes and events which regretfully define an era of…
Last night saw several up and coming comedy improv students taking to the stage (hypothetically, as it’s not really a stage, more of an extended…
The Rising are described as a Pop/Rock band with Country Rock and Americana influences, but it may be more apt to describe this Belfast trio as…
Amanda St John has just released her latest single ‘If I Should Fall’. The Motown inspired pop ballad oozes with soul appeal with just a…
Remember a wee while ago when we told you about The Potted Hen’s latest venture Hen Dogs? Well, we finally went along to the Cathedral Quarter…
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…
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…
Paul Currie is a lawsuit waiting to happen. As we sit in the make-shift Strand Arts Centre at The Assembly Rooms waiting for the show…
