David Roy

HAVING delivered an auspicious feature debut with her acclaimed ‘found footage' horror The Devil's Doorway back in 2018, writer/director Aislinn

David Roy chooses two films and an event not to be missed from this year's programme

David Roy reviews the new Omagh-to-Cork road movie featuring Tara Lynne O'Neill which premieres at the Belfast Film Festival next week

Ahead of their return to Ireland next week, David Roy chats to synth-basher Chris Hughes from south London-based skronky electro-rockers Fat Dog, currently touring America in support of their Top 20-bothering debut album, Woof

The NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) just released new draft senior Creative Arts syllabuses for Year 11 and Year 12 students, including the drama syllabus. The announcement comes as part of raft of changes following the NSW Curriculum Review, ambitiously titled Nurturing Wonder and Igniting Passion.

IT'S 34 years since Hugh Cornwell left The Stranglers , the celebrated punk-era rockers he fronted through the 1970s and 80s while enjoying hits like No More Heroes, Peaches, Golden Brown and Always The Sun.

David Roy speaks to east Belfast-based solo artist Ciaran Lavery about working with Daniel O'Donnell and launching his fifth album, Light Entertainment with a unique live experience at the Lyric theatre tomorrow...

THE NI Music Prize Awards were held at the Ulster Hall in Belfast last night, delivering what organisers described as “an eclectic showcase of the diversity of sounds that now fill our Northern Ireland venues”.

“I WAS fortunate to spend quite a lot of time in ‘the province', as we called it then, from the 1980s onwards,” explains Chris Packham of his long history with the north's natural environment.

NEXT year will be a big one for Ardal O'Hanlon , and not just because the Co Monaghan-born funnyman will be embarking on Not Himself, his first major stand-up tour since 2022.