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Sep 28, 20181 min read

The Little Stranger

The Neglected grandeur of Hundreds Hall is the setting for Lenny Abrahamson's latest offering The Little Stranger, Lucinda Coxin's...

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Sep 25, 20181 min read

Ireland's newest film festival holds second edition this weekend.

Ballyliffin might normally be better known for golf as a pastime however this weekend sees the second installment of its film festival....

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Sep 18, 20182 min read

Don Quixote by the Ulster Orchestra

Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare, like a matador in the bullring, lead and tamed the Ulster Orchestra, accompanied by cellist Alisa...

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Sep 7, 20182 min read

Black Klansman serves as a wake-up call to modern America and the world at large

Opening with an unusually low key appearance from Alec Baldwin as Dr. Kennebrew Beauregard, a white supremacist taking to the airwaves to...

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Sep 4, 20182 min read

Rossini's Hidden Extras By Northern Ireland Opera delights and astounds audience

The ornate surroundings of the Londonderry Arms Hotel in Carnlough on the Antrim coast was the setting for some afternoon opera on...

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Aug 11, 20181 min read

Opening of Jewel Mind at Playhouse

Mark Luukas has been painting for over twenty years. Although born in Chester England in 1979 Derry has been Mark's home nearly all of...

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Jun 25, 20182 min read

Colin Davidson - Silent Testimony

It's hard to picture for those who did not live through it what the troubles were like, the shootings, the bombings, the lost of a loved...

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Jun 24, 20182 min read

In Search of the Lost Moment

The year 1968 was a year of revolution. From Philadelphia, to Paris to Prague people were on the march demanding their rights; no more...

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May 4, 20182 min read

A Cambodian Spring delivers hope for the people of Cambodia

It is written into local family folklore that my great grandmother had her house bulldozed in the 1960s in the name of progress. This is...

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Aug 7, 20172 min read

Carmen delights at Millennium Forum

Foyle Opera Company delighted audiences at the Millennium Forum this weekend with two performances of their latest production, Georges...

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Aug 1, 20171 min read

Holding by Graham Norton

We probably all know Graham Norton for his quirky, sharp-witted, fast-paced chat show, some of us may even remember him for his role in...

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May 9, 20171 min read

A Memorable Night For a Mesmerising Film about a unique river.

Does a ladybird know what a border is? Does a leaf? If a river could speak what would it tell us? These are just some of the questions...

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Apr 12, 20171 min read

A Confused Tale of a confused Land: My Country: a work in progress

What happens when many voices shout in the darkness at the same time; each with it's own message, it's own unique set of wants and needs?...

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Sep 24, 20161 min read

Hauntingly fantastic: Ghostbusters... retro delights at Playhouse.

Ghostbusters like you have never experienced it before! Based on the 1930's radio play that is said to have inspired Harold Ramis to have...

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Mar 15, 20161 min read

Rembrant Exhibition at Ulster Museum

One of the most iconic pieces of European art has recently finished a stint on display at the Ulster Museum. Rembrandt at the age of 63;...

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Mar 10, 20161 min read

Miles Ahead - Crazy Caper About Mr Cool

Miles Ahead; shown as part of the Nerve Centre’s current program, is an off the wall tale of a week in the life of legendery jazz...

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