A new production from Kabosh that explores the events of the first National Union of Students Lesbian and Gay Conference, Queen’s University Belfast 1983, based on both interviews with people who were in attendance at the events of the weekend and archival research.

A play about punishment shootings in Derry which seeks to include all 'sides' of the issue - victims, families, public discourse, shooters - and therefore involve difficult conversations with those involved, to be put on in April 2019.

Hear My Voice/Silent Testimony: Short film produced by Brendan J Byrne and launched at the QFT in 2018, based upon the portraits and testimonies of sitters in Colin Davidson's 2015 Silent Testimony exhibition.

Music Unite (Beyond Skin; Centre for Democracy & Peacebuilding): 3-month pilot project which provided an opportunity for band members and musicians of different cultures to develop relationships, celebrate identity and perform together as well as to challenge stereotypes associated with loyalist bands.

Performance in 2011 which looked at Belfast over a period of 100 years told from the perspectives of women.

Developed by Teya Sepinuck, a form of performance 'that gives voice to those who have been marginalised, forgotten or are invisible in society.