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Modern dance goes down to earth
Festival-goers will be treated to the work of a pioneer of modern movement, writes Bernadette Rae.
Festival-goers will be treated to the work of a pioneer of modern movement, writes Bernadette Rae.
Today on the anniversary of his death, Emma Michelle and Anne Maxwell reflect on how JD Salinger's writing first influenced the world and how it continues to do so now.
Comic mix of stage and home movies sad at heart, writes Dionne Christian.
For many authors, the prospect of having their books adapted for the stage or screen can be daunting.
New Zealand concertgoers have developed a taste for the cool, yet vibrant, sound of baroque music delivered in the performing styles of its day.
Shakespeare will be celebrated in events around the globe in 2016, 400 years since his death, writes Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron.
When Kate Tempest fills in her occupation on the Customs form at airports, she has plenty of options to choose from.
Young liberals have made a video of Israelis and Palestinians kissing each other in response to a book being banned.
One of Auckland's busiest theatres is closed indefinitely because it has been deemed an earthquake risk.
Eleanor Catton married her long-time partner Steven Toussaint today.
Wellington's reputation as the capital of cool gets a boost next month.
J.K. Rowling has said she "loves" the fact that Hermione Granger will be played by a black actress in the highly anticipated new Harry Potter play.
Eli Orzessek visits Queensland's premier gallery and an enlightening - and often confronting - exhibition connecting the peoples of the Asia-Pacific region.
Author Kevin Barry's latest novel Beatlebone delves into the mind of John Lennon as he seeks the solitude of a tiny Irish island that he bought for 1700 pounds in 1968.
In 2016, the world marks the 400th year anniversary of the death of playwright William Shakespeare.