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Raewyn Whyte finds a new version of Swan Lake fails to take full flight.
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Rare documents from NZ history to be auctioned
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Once upon a time musician Priya Sami was afraid of theatre but not any more
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She wasn't a lesbian, but she knew they were meant to be
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Arundhati Roy: Why writing is no small thing
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New play for teens aims to prevent sexual violence
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NZ's most performed local composer David Hamilton on being versatile
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Dance review: Hope and harsh realities in triple treat of Pacific dances
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Mini-festival offers delicious taste of cabaret
Cabaret Festival offers rich array of entertainment - for those willing to try it.
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Michael Morpurgo on why he never expected War Horse to be a success
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