Cahoots artistic director and cofounder Paul McEneaney on the Belfast company's 'game-changing' run in the United States

The extraordinary acting of Fouéré and her fellow principals is all the more remarkable for being unpolished, undirected and unrehearsed

In Krapp’s Last Tape, Richard Dormer and Samuel West will use recordings they made 30 years earlier, in line with Beckett’s vision

Jan Carson and Duke Special are bringing Margery Williams’s classic book to the stage for Belfast Children’s Festival

Theatre: Staged in a vintage Ulsterbus, Raphaël Amahl Khouri’s high-concept play chronicles Creith’s difficult transition as she found her true self

The Antrim man’s playing has prompted comparisons with Rory Gallagher

‘We ask what happens when you have a life-threatening disease and only a few years to live,’ says the actor, who was diagnosed with MND last year

Belfast International Arts Festival 2024: Patrick J O’Reilly on the power of Yerma, Lorca’s haunting rural tragedy, which he has relocated to Cooley for Tinderbox’s new production

A spectacular performance piece by 70 young dancers and musicians from across Ireland is set to confront audiences with the existential threats hovering over our planet

The Ulysses European Odyssey stretches across 18 European cities that have produced artistic responses to the novel

Theatre: Emma Jordan directs a well-balanced ensemble cast in the playwright’s depiction of a writer suspected of child murder in a totalitarian state

For Beckett: Unbound 2024, the actor has teamed up with the composer Nick Roth to stage a festival of the writer’s work in Paris and Liverpool

The composer’s new work, which is to receive its world premiere with the Ulster Orchestra, commemorates anti-Nazi protester Sophie Scholl

The orchestra will say farewell to its dynamic, charismatic music director with a performance of Mahler’s epic Symphony No 2, Resurrection

Theatre: Anne-Marie Casey’s production wraps itself around audience like comforting, hand-quilted blanket