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We've got festival fever. With the Belfast Festival at Queen's only a week away we speak with star turns singer Camille O'Sullivan, novelist David Peace and mathematician Marcus du Sautoy. Elsewhere, Prime Cut bring modern Russia to life and Colm Tóibín tells us why some curators are 'educated beyond their intelligence'. Watch an online exhibition from the 128th RUA annual exhibition, take a tour of the Belfast synagogue and get up on Anthony Gormley's plinth. Plus there's the usual exciting, eclectic mix of features, events and reviews. This is also the last chance to give us your views on CultureNorthernIreland. If you haven't already please take the time to fill in our survey and be in with a chance of winning £100 M&S vouchers... Good luck! Team CNI
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 Marcus du Sautoy
Acclaimed science writer talks about maths, symmetry and why people need a little push sometimes.
 Black MilkNew Prime Cut production brings Vassily Sigarev's tale of rural Russia to life on the Belfast stage.  David Peace'I don't mind criticism.' Yorkshire's finest novelist on writing history, Brian Clough and dealing with bad reviews.  Camille O'SullivanCabaret star on Jacques Brel, architecture and interpreting Tom Waits' 'strange stories'.
 Colm TóibínBooker-shortlisted Irish novelist on contemporary art and why writing short stories is like cooking scallops. |
  Culture Night Belfast
We caught culture night on camera. Check out our video and see if we caught you too.   One & Other
Belfast filmmaker Tom Magill spends an hour on Anthony Gormley's plinth in Trafalgar Square.  This Is What We Sang
Playwright Gavin Kostick on writing the history of Belfast's jewish community, ahead of new Kabosh production.
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