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Greetings!
 In this issue, Belfast hair-rockers Ashanti return after a 13 year sabbatical. Unlucky for some? Sean Kelly, director of the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival, reveals the packed 2010 programme and Garbhan Downey profiles a cultural hero of Derry, the eccentric Bishop Frederick Hervey.
Our fearless reviewers do Transylvanian transexuals, go hungry for Lunchtime Theatre and plunge into the latest controversial read from Philip Pullman.
Finally, don't miss your chance to win tickets to Don Pasquale at the Grand Opera House, Bill Wyman at the Millennium Forum and a tantalising selection of CQAF events. |
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 John Hewitt Spring Festival, Londonderry Arms Hotel, Carnlough, Apr 10. Events including a talk by actor Ciaran Hinds and poetry readings by Sinead Morrisey and Frank Ormsby.
 The Knicker Lady, Island Arts Centre, Lisburn, Apr 16. Rosemary Hawthorne proves that knickers aren't all pants.
The Havelock Nelson Concert 2010, Campbell College, Apr 17. The Studio Symphony Orchestra perform Glinka, Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky with young pianist Cathal Breslin.
 The Event, Down Arts Centre, Downpatrick, Apr 17. A one man show deconstructing the theatrical experience, performed by David Calvitto.
 Girls' Night Out, Millennium Forum, Derry, Apr 19-24. A story of love, laughter and men in thongs.
 The Marriage of Figaro, Grand Opera House, Belfast, April 21 - 22. English Touring Opera brings Mozart's masterpiece to the stage.
 Michael McHale Recital Tour, various venues, Apr 21-25. The young pianist performs in venues in Belfast, Portstewart, Lisburn, Armagh and Downpatrick.
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