Janet Frame's modern make-over is a fitting tribute
Response to Janet Frame's remarkable book electrifies.
Response to Janet Frame's remarkable book electrifies.
Regarded as one the most hypnotic pieces, did Ravel's Bolero live up to expectations?
Half of the Sky delivers a full, heart-warming evening of life-affirming theatre.
The Turn of the Screw is gripping and unsettling, Gothic opera at its best.
A home-grown musical packs an emotional punch as local lives go under the spotlight.
Scotty Bowers, sexual procurer for Hollywood's closeted stars, dies at 96.
Squadron Leader Peter Rule was an exemplary officer - then his secret was discovered.
Three rare NZ artworks could fetch more than $1.2m when they go under the hammer.
And when you have the chance to sue someone, you'd best lawyer up.
Trio's new move not enough to make tectonic impact, writes music reviewer William Dart.
'Before there was Oprah, Beyoncé and Michelle Obama, there was Jessye Norman.'
NZ Symphony Orchestra praised for adventurous programming but it fails to truly fire.
Was it the '81 tour? Musician Anthonie Tonnon on divisions between sports and music bars.
Maungaturoto to Broadway - the remarkable success story of panelbeater's son Hayden Tee.
Is this the best NZ book of 2019? Literary award-winner releases dazzling new book.
Kura Forrester on the place she goes to become a better actor.
New book exposes more about the intriguing life and times of painted Colin McCahon.
Karl Puschmann wonders what's worse; Between Two Ferns lack of laughs or lack of ambition.
Jews made up less than 0.002% of the world's population, but greatly influenced the arts.
Melissa Nightingale takes a journey down the rabbit hole in a sneak peak of Wonderland.
Hamilton father of four's rock opera a novel way to deal with a midlife crisis.
World premiere of play based on Witi Ihimaera's wāhine gets triumphant response.
Annual Tempo Festival opens with performances which show strength of local dance scene.
Star performers shine with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
Frankenstein!! is party to which demons - and everyone else - is invited to.
Ruth Spencer walks down the well-traveled memory lane for Auckland Heritage Festival.
Auckland Museum leads the way with new adventures in New Zealand history.
Janet Frame's literary masterpiece Owls Do Cry now a world-first stage production.
Ashleigh Young considers the life and times of one of NZ's greatest unsung musicians.
Joker is a largely uninspired riff on the clown prince of crime and ideologically empty.