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From cabaret to a celebration of one of the world's greatest writers, it's on this weekend
From cabaret to a celebration of one of the world's greatest writers, it's on this weekend
Ahi Karunaharan works across the arts as an actor, director and writer.
Dr John broke into mainstream music without compromising his roots or losing his identity.
Pacific Dance Festival opener heralds arrival of breath-taking new NZ dance collective.
The winner of the 2019 Michael Hill International Violin Competition is named.
Classical music is just music that touches your heart, says Andre Rieu.
Could the next best song Andrew Lloyd Webber hears be written by a Kiwi kid? Here's how.
Author Joy Cowley has revealed she has just under 30 per cent eyesight left.
Publishing dynasty shares its own stories about working with a who's who of writers.
Comedian and TV presenter Laura Daniel steps into the confession box.
The year's best books for New Zealand children and young adults named.
Winter is here - but resist the urge to hibernate because there's heaps on this weekend.
Travelling Record Fair brings people from all regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Monitor lizard made by Northland sculptor from driftwood very realistic.
Britain's anxiety takes centre stage at Hay ideas festival.
The temporary premises at the Michael Fowler Centre car park will be opened this morning.
Playwright Roger Hall honoured for key role in the development of New Zealand drama.
Elder is an advocate for greater awareness of Māori cultural needs in the health sector.
Two Auckland school pupils will play at New York's Carnegie Hall after competition wins.
A new version of Swan Lake is a ballet for our times, says the Royal NZ Ballet.
The kiwi actors bringing new life to Harry Potter and Albus Dumbledore.
Michael Hurst and Shayne Carter show history's tragic parade of senseless slaughter.
Winter is here - so are top plays, films, concerts and exhibitions to keep us entertained.
Michael Hill International Violin Competition musicians on classical meets social media.
A birthday celebration for one of NZ's greatest composers is a welcome present.
The NZ Symphony Orchestra's "love eternal" a revelation, writes William Dart.
The Tuke family name is known in NZ for gold-medal sailing; now add dancing to the mix.
Alex Winter is interested in how technology can be used to both liberate and oppress.
Bugs Bunny, Basil Fawlty and opera don't usually go together - until now.
Horrific Cambodian genocide remembered in 40th anniversary exhibition.