Interactive Hamlet video game stage show comes to Auckland for school holidays.

The faces of life on the streets.

Harry Potter, Hairy Maclary, Wimpy Kid, David Walliams and Treehouse series still tops.

The APO German Masters show how music can bring unity to Europe, writes William Dart.

Walking the streets with an iPhone to capture the face of the homeless.

Violinist and baroque band give Mendelssohn a memorable makeover, writes William Dart.

Driving to Treblinka: A Long Search for a Lost Father is an elegant remembrance.

Performer dance through life's anxieties premieres at Tempo Dance Festival.

Remuera church puts in place strict security for chance to see rare McCahon painting.

Old sketch sitting in a private collection for 150 years reveals more about the Mona Lisa.

Pleasuredome - the musical is pure spectacle, writes Janet McAllister.

It's an NZ choral work called The Unusual Silence but it will heard across the world.

From 1000 authors in more than 800 events, four Kiwi authors took flight in Edinburgh.

Now winning rave reviews in Melbourne, Pop-up Globe announces its third Auckland season.

Film, TV and theatre director Katie Wolfe talks about life after Shortland Street.

Thanks to a Kiwi New Zealanders get to watch hit musical Matilda, writes Kirsty Wynn.

A trip to Singapore took actor Ella Gilbert on a life-changing trip to Iran.

A New Zealand classic gets a sequel which shows it still resonates, writes David Hill.

Siobhan Harvey rounds up the latest poetry books released in New Zealand.

Comedy sensation gets it right about theatre that go wrong, writes Dionne Christian.

Auckland's orchestra will shine spotlight on masterworks and strong women in 2018 season.

What do the arts community of Tauranga think? Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A lower key offering in the Auckland Live Cabaret Season shines, says Janet McAllister.

The NZ Symphony Orchestra's Pianomania concerts with Freddy Kempf are proving popular.

Aspiring artists, fakers and forgers are wanted in Mangaweka

Politics, old age and rest home life are laughing matters for playwright Roger Hall.

There are no operatic frills or flamboyance in New Zealand Opera's Katya Kabanova.

Theatre attracts more people than sport bar rugby so we should celebrate, says playwright.

Author Lesley Pearse tells Dionne Christian how she's built a loyal fan base.

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa: a star for five decades.