Next Door is the latest production by award-winning, international theatre ensemble Out of Balanz and tells the true story of Ivan Hansen, a Danish man whose […]
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Starting life as an indie three piece, Mere Moths gained much local attention through their debut EP Water of the Land, yet soon disbanded when […]
Attached to the Crescent Townhouse Hotel just opposite The Empire Belfast, the Metro Kitchen is fairly unassuming, and being the restaurant section of a Best […]
AquaTramp are a five piece from Belfast who describe their sound as: “fire in the belly blues vocals, raunchy roaring guitar, deft driving bass, bone snapping […]
Disappearances, torture houses, political unrest. Belfast based Prime Cut Production’s latest offerings could be performances about our very own Northern Ireland, yet the three plays Villa, Discurso and Tejas […]
Ben Brazil is located in the University area of Belfast just down from the students union and opposite the shell of what was once The […]
If you haven’t heard of Kaz Hawkins yet, then you’re definitely missing out on one of the most talented singer songwriters to come out of Belfast for […]
Say hello to Malibu Shark Attack your new favourite cross-Atlantic post new- wave-prog-electronica-indiecore-synthpop-rap group. A group that proves as interesting in execution as they were in creation. The […]
Once a month in the Green Room at the Black Box a strange collection of folks gather to act out random scenarios shouted at them […]
The Waterfront was packed to the gills in an 80/20 split of women to men in what seemed like (at least to the people in […]
