Review: The Pillowman

This was a stellar production, superbly directed with no let-up by Emma Jordan. One to see, even through metaphorical fingers over your eyes.

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Runs until June 15 at Lyric Theatre Belfast

Preview: A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Part of #Belfast2024 year of culture in the City.

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Lyric Theatre Belfast Jane Hardy

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A tribute to the workers of Belfast

Review: Cailini Lyric Theatre Belfast

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Review: I’ve always liked the name Marcus

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The MAC Jane Hardy

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Awful Auntie at Grand Opera House, Belfast

Everything you’d expect from David Walliams.

A great wee kids show with a good vs evil storyline and kids loved the funny farts.

Clever staging and a revolving centrepiece with lots of rooms, places to hide.

Tkts at goh.co.uk

Art review by Jane Hardy
Mother Tongue at The MAC

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The inaugural Ballyscullion Park Book Festival, 11- 12 May, in the historic Ballyscullion Park. The festival is a celebration of literature, music and art in the heart of Seamus Heaney country.

Tickets for the 2 day festival are available at ballyscullionpark.com

Weekend entertainment this summer at An Chultúrlann

Rhythm and Tales of Belfast every Friday and Saturday night.

Tickets available at Visit Belfast News opposite the City Hall.

What a beautiful day to be walking through north Belfast learning about Mary Ann McCracken on a Kabosh walking tour.

Clifton House Heritage Centre

Boy Out Of City
Jane Hardy reviews BoyOutTheCity at Lyric Theatre Belfast

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Review: Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
Bittersweet is the accurate cliché to apply to the wonderful collection of love songs presented by NorthernIrelandOpera
If you’re interested in love and its music..this show was heaven.
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The Belfast Agenda aims to deliver a significant programme of actions by 2028:
6000 new homes
150000 trees planted
Reduce chronic homelessness
Increase business start-ups by 20 percent
Reduce the economic inactivity rate by five percent each year.
More at belfastcity.gov.uk/belfastagenda

Head to @barandblock Belfast for a fantastic feast this Easter. Enjoy a two-course menu with a glass of wine for just £29, or upgrade to three courses for only £5 extra. 
 
Available on Sunday 31st March and Monday 1st April

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A £575K Augment the City Challenge Fund, led by Belfast City Council’s City Innovation Office and funded by the Belfast Region City Deal, will open in April 24, to support local SMEs to explore the future role of immersive technologies in visitor experiences. More> smartbelfast.city

Staff at local accountancy and advisory firm, BDO Northern Ireland celebrate raising over £20,000 for Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke which marked the end of their two-year corporate partnership. Funds raised will go towards supporting the up to 470,000 people living with a chest, heart or stroke condition in NI

Review: Agreement at Lyric Theatre Belfast
By Jane Hardy
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Statues of Winifred Carney and Mary Ann McCracken were unveiled today in the grounds of Belfast City Hall.