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Greetings!
This issue Sonya Whitefield takes us on a Journey of  the Hysteretic Woman, Grant Corr talks about finding directorial love online, and Robert Scott, organiser of the Belfast Record Fair, explains why he wants to bring back the wax.
Listen in to playwright Martin Lynch on his revival of Over The Bridge, pianist Michael McHale, and the launch of the Belfast Film Festival.
In reviews, Elvis squares up to pop band General Fiasco and the nine Von Trapps face down the Nazis. An unhinged moustachioed Frenchman brings Banksy's subversive stencillings to Queen's Film Theatre in Exit Through The Gift Shop, while The Hurt Locker reminds us that war might be hell but it can also be exciting.
Team CNI
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 Journey of the Hysteretic Woman
Sonya Whitefield's illustrated guide to her hysterectomy. Less disturbing than it sounds.  Grant Corr and the Online Arts AdLonely Belfast playwright, enjoys Blondie and dressing up, looking for director. Own theatre company a must .
 Ben Allen's Creative Exchanges
Joanne Savage talks to Ben Allen about going solo, pop art and full body massages.
 Belfast Record Fair
Ditch the discs, Robert Scott wants the wax back. 'There's no such thing as too many records, just too little room.'
Discover Belfast's rich musical heritage and the latest gigs on your mobile phone.
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Martin Lynch on why Sam Thompson's controversial play Over the Bridge certainly isn't over the hill. 
 Michael McHale
Roaming pianist Michael McHale talks about touring and his Romantics repertoire. |
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 Slow Down and Make, Millennium Court Arts Centre, Mar 12. Key note speaker Carl Honoré explores the relationships between the craft sector and the Slow Movement.
A Reading in Celebration, Market Place Theatre, Armagh, Mar 16. Ciaran Carson and Sinead Morrissey mark the Market Place's 10th anniversary.
 Strictly Come Dancing, Millennium Forum, Mar 16. Dancing stars Kristina Rhianoff and Brian Fortuna dazzle with their fancy footwork.
 Strabane Drama Festival, Alley Arts Centre, Mar 19-27. Nine theatre groups from across Ireland battle it out in the north west.
 Twelfth Night, Belvoir Players Studio, Mar 23-26. The South Bank Playhouse explore the darker undertones of Shakespeare's comedy.
 Buttons, Barrels and Bows, Various venues, Mar 24-28. Traditional and inventive music-making on Moving on Music's latest tour
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 Beauty and The Beast, Grand Opera House, Mar 24-28. Belfast Operatic Company presents one of Disney's most romantic stories. | |
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