In Focus: Margaretta D’Arcy

Artist and peace activist Margaretta D’Arcy in conversation with Professor Phil Scraton in Linen Hall Library on her first-hand accounts of imprisonment – “Tell Them Everything” and “Ireland’s Guantanamo Granny” – which were written 35 …

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Talk Like That: Marilyn Arsem

Marilyn Arsem has been creating live events since 1975, from solo gallery performances to large-scale, site-specific works. Marilyn has presented work in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. She recently completed a …

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Belfast Carnival Village

On Saturday 25th June, colourful Carnival transformed the south end of Ormeau Park into a theatrical set where performing puppets, mad hatters, crazy golfers, orchestrated musicians played, danced, draw and dined around the Village’s Carnival …

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Collapse The Box: The Box

An extraordinary person who did extraordinary things. The story of Olive Swanzy, a nurse who kept drawings and poems made by soldiers in her care during World War One as told through the play by …

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Alan In Belfast: Dan Gordon

Playwright, Actor and Director Dan Gordon best known as the character Red Hand Luke in the sitcom Give My Head Peace talks to Alan Meban about his early life in Belfast and what led him …

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