US fashion and interiors chain to open in Belfast – and add Irish designers to its mix

The Undertones singer and Today FM DJ on the talent of Ruth Negga, following Fontaines DC and why Desert Island Discs works

Extraordinary dancing unleashes the power and beauty of Tchaikovsky’s music

The choreographer’s Swan Lake has been upending convention, and thrilling audiences, for 25 years

Actor and dancer on the weird mind of Bill Bailey, the art scene in Berlin and the productions of Matthew Bourne

Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo on subverting traditions and the importance of the right pair of shoes

‘We represent bringing ballet to the widest’ possible audience, wherever they are, whatever their means’

Theatre Lovett ’s ‘They Called Her Vivaldi’ is at the Peacock and and a new play ‘Philip St John’ opens

Rather than staying close to Disney's 1964 musical, Julian Fellowes' adaptation goes back to PL Travers' books. The result is a Mary Poppins even the author would love

Although it uses most of the Tchaikovsky music, Matthew Bourne’s gothic-flavoured reworking of the ballet is quite a departure from the original

People used to walk out of ‘Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake’ when they saw male-on-male dancing, and the eroticism is undeniable. Backstage, as heads are shaved and make-up applied, the scenes are just as colourful