Jane Coyle

Gilly Campbell’s intensely personal writing debut is an affecting study of an abandoned daughter’s search for paternal affirmation

The Lyric’s production of David Ireland’s bleak drama drips with menace and black humour

Part of 2021 Belfast Children’s Festival, Conor Mitchell’s horror opera for children is a threatening prequel to the Grimm Brothers’ legend The Pied Piper of Hamelin

Unspoken family connections emerge from both sides of the grave in this online three-hander from Irish theatre company Kabosh

Ethiopia’s first female contemporary dance choreographer Meseret Yirga is on the cusp of opening her own dance centre. Yirga and her mentors tell The Stage about what it will mean for the community in Addis Ababa

Belfast International Arts Festival goes online, uniting audiences with a wide-ranging programme of carefully chosen work

In spite of the limitations of the medium, this apocalyptic new play draws us into the final hours of a long conjoined life

Web-based theme park adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland from Big Telly Theatre Company and Creation Theatre

Northern Ireland’s arts sector has remained resilient in the face of Covid-19, with artists and organisations pulling together to ensure its survival. Jane Coyle speaks to the creatives who are continuing to back homegrown talent

Irish myth clashes with green-screen wizardry in Big Telly Theatre Company’s fun piece of quarantine ‘game theatre’