Darcy Taylor shares her recommendations for this year’s best books by local and international female writers, and there’s something for everyone!
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Although a traditionally male-dominated space, Belfast has become a thriving hub for female and non-binary artists, a few of which I have had the pleasure of being tattooed by over the past few years.
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Editor in Chief of Catatonic Daughters, Ríbh Brownlee, discusses the process of creating her own digital literary magazine.
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An international student and a music student of Queen’s University Belfast detail the struggles and restrictions of online learning, including the fear of potential lasting effects that the lack of face-to-face teaching may have on their futures.
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The next few weeks at Oh Yeah Centre promise to be full of fresh talent and original performances - make sure to check out their upcoming events, projects, and volunteering opportunities!
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Following Stephen Sondheim’s passing, we look back on his career as a composer and lyricist to reveal his uniquely progressive style and enduring legacy on musical theatre.
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Kirsty King speaks to local musicians about the inequalities which exist in the Northern Irish music scene.
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Órla Mallon talks to Caitlin Young, Editor of the anthology Awkward Middle Children about place, identity, Northern Ireland and what it feels like to be a young person today.
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Kenneth Branagh’s new directorial feature Belfast tells the story of a young boy coming of age in a warzone, as the comfort and familiarity of his friendly neighbourhood street disintegrates under the violence of The Troubles.
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Emily Hanna reviews Taylor Swift’s re-release of one of her most beloved albums, Red.
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