Riot Symphony composer Conor Mitchell: ‘I’m hoping that one of Pussy Riot will come to the concert’
The composer’s new work, which is to receive its world premiere with the Ulster Orchestra, commemorates anti-Nazi protester Sophie Scholl
The composer’s new work, which is to receive its world premiere with the Ulster Orchestra, commemorates anti-Nazi protester Sophie Scholl
Belfast International Arts Festival: Conor Mitchell has crafted a slippery, intelligent new opera
Outburst Queer Arts Festival: Church at the centre of new ‘experiential’ show
Irish National Opera commissioned 20 short operas that were composed and quickly produced for video
Dublin Theatre Festival: Fionnuala Kennedy’s play stays true to the experiences of young people in care
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Graham Linehan’s staging of the Ealing comedy features an all-female cast for the first time, but the quality of the performances means tokenism is not an issue
The hedonistic years and a near-death experience took their toll on Marc Almond, but he remains productive and still has a knack for reimagining others’ songs
This production in Belfast demonstrates how illusion works best when wrapped around a good story
Early music was on the agenda at two concerts, while OTC’s ‘Carmen’ was defiantly contemporary
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