
School Christmas Choir Competition
As part of our 2019 Christmas celebrations, we were on the lookout for a talented school choir to sing at the opening night of our fun-filled festive show, A Christmas Carol!
At the MAC, we’re always inventing creative ways for schools to get involved in the arts. Here, you can read about our recent projects, which represent our ongoing commitment to support the next generation of artists and performers.
As part of our 2019 Christmas celebrations, we were on the lookout for a talented school choir to sing at the opening night of our fun-filled festive show, A Christmas Carol!
A Day with Bruiser is always the perfect opportunity for students at the GCSE to A-Level stages to explore Bruiser’s unique physical style
Ensuring everyone experiences a magical Christmas at the MAC, we developed 'MACtile Tours'.
When it comes to bringing a lesson alive, the MAC is the place to be. We’ve welcomed over 25,000 school children to the MAC and counting, so if you haven’t been to visit us yet here are a few ideas of how to get the most from your MAC visit.
There’s lots happening at the MAC for your Key Stage 1 & 2 classes. Whether you’re interested in a creative workshop, or an enchanting theatre production, here’s all the practical information you’ll need to plan your visit to the MAC.
Whether you’re interested in getting behind the scenes with a theatre production or exploring world class art exhibitions, we’ve got something you’ll love. Below, we’ve gathered all the practical information you’ll need to plan your visit to the MAC.
Here at the MAC, we believe that the arts should be accessible and affordable to all. Community groups of 6 or more can avail of our community ticket rate starting at just £8, and for every 10 tickets bought, you'll get an 11th ticket completely free.
Click below for more information on the shows that our community ticket rate applies to, and for information on how to book.
Our team at the MAC work hard to ensure that the arts are accessible to everyone in our community. Since we opened in 2012 over 160,000 people have taken part in our schools and community activities. This page is where we document our work with schools and communities.
“Untitled” (For Belfast) is a unique and exciting community project in which the MAC brought the artwork of world-famous artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres out of the galleries and into the streets of Belfast.
Lilliput Now was one of the MAC’s cross-community projects, inspired by the themes of Big Telly’s & the MAC’s production of Gulliver.
Before I Die was project run by the MAC to engage young people in Belfast in the global 'Before I Die' Project.
Over 160,000 people have taken part in the MAC's schools and community activities and counting. If you would like to ignite imaginations within your group - consider a visit to the MAC.
Sneaky Peek Tours are a fantastic way to introduce primary aged (4-11) children to the MAC, modern art and theatre through an exclusive tour of all backstage areas of our venue.